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With the fiscal cliff approaching, it might be time to accelerate income into the remainder of this year.

Employees are seeking financial guidance and increasingly looking to their employers as a resource for retirement planning.

With the proliferation of exchange-traded funds, the products have become more complicated, suggesting possible pitfalls for the average investor.

A run-down of the stories in this issue, including the list of the top 40 advisors under the age of 40, planning for the fiscal cliff, a look at exchange-traded funds, and planning for the new year.

Credit Suisse's Eileen Duff Blalock discusses her 16 years in the securities business.

Longer-term fundamental reform will redress underlying differences within Europe.

Although a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff is expected by early next year, a recovery in the housing market could be the big story of 2013.

In On Wall Street's sixth annual ranking, the young hotshots of The Street talk clients and strategy. Here's how this year's top 40 advisors under 40 conquered a tough market.

Our legal expert explains what your assistant can and cannot do with trade processing.

How to prepare for termination or avoid being fired.

With four different generations in the workplace, communication is an essential skill for working with high-net-worth families.

The head of Global and International Equities at Schroders discusses the global economy and why China's new leadership could be great for investors, and which nations could be troublesome.

Hirings this month include Morgan Stanley adding Leon Ciobataru, Luiz Boruchowski and Cheryl Young.

Many woman advisory firms are missing a big opportunity.

Portfolios reflect a decline in risk tolerance; advisor fees inch higher

TD Ameritrade Institutional's Aggressive Recruiting

Often the right phrase or story can help planners persuade their clients to act.

Concierge services help advisors strengthen existing client relationships and attract new ones.

After a long time focused on medical professionals, Cindy Conger's new practice targets female clients. That means doing a few things differently.

Tempted to leave this asset class out of a portfolio? Don't be swayed.