Corporate governance

An Edward Jones study found that financial advisors can play a huge role in the well-being of retirees by helping to start the planning process early.

These are the bits of news you might have otherwise missed this week in wealth management.

The new moniker Trutoro reflects a Latin word commonly used by advisory brands and an animal that’s synonymous with investment returns.

Ric Edelman continues his crypto crusade with a new book and a warning for advisors unwilling to learn about the asset class.

Despite notable rises and falls in the rankings, the study’s findings about comprehensive advice give every wealth manager an opportunity for improvement.

Kent Manderville has 700 NHL games and a silver medal on his resume. Find out why that made him perfect for a career in wealth management.

Lindsey Swanson’s career as a CFP was on the traditional path until her desire to help the underserved took her from retirement plans to porn stars.

Robert Sandrew considers himself a people person, which aids his ability to bring new talent to his firm. But finding the right fit is an ongoing process that evolves as quickly as the industry itself.

Nearly half of advisors are optimistic about expanding the services they offer clients in the coming years.

“Improve or die” is probably a more useful mantra for independent financial advisors than “grow or die.”