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Clients who intend to stay in their homes after they retire should consider changes like open floor plans and wider doors to accommodate wheelchairs and walkers; Plus, small businesses now have no excuse for lousy retirement plans.
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Aging parents could alleviate stress and possible tension if they share their final wishes with their children -- or at the very least, where their accounts are held.
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The National Adjudicatory Council, which provides guidance to FINRA adjudicators, goes after fraudulent conduct with heightened sanctions.
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Authorities allege that two self-proclaimed "licensed retirement strategists" made false claims in order to resell $4.3 million in life insurance policies to clients.
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Values-based investing has gained traction in the fund industry. One fund provider brings a faith-based layer to that approach, and has found market and success doing so.
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Vanguard, BlackRock executives argue that regulators considering bank-like oversight of mutual funds are misreading the industry and inviting unintended consequences.
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Two advisors left the wirehouse where they generated more than $1.1 million in annual revenues.
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For pre-retirees who have not saved quite enough it's especially important to establish a plan to pay off credit card debt; Plus, proposals to improve workers' access to retirement plans first need a unified contribution limit.
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There are four main types of powers of attorney and older clients must be sure to have the right one in place.
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Many potential clients don't understand how a good advisor can help them meet their financial goals. These key questions can lay a foundation for a relationship.
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The investment industry has an age discrimination problem, and millennials and Generation X are bearing the brunt of it.
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Morgan Stanley led the wirehouses on profitability during the first quarter, even as advisor headcount declined.
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With comprehensive planning, hopefully this won’t happen. But if it seems like it might, how can planners help clients who’ve gone broke or are about to?
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Planners and clients should determine whether the high premiums on stand-alone policies provide benefits that are worth the price -- and whether coverage provided by riders on life insurance policies is sufficient.
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An upcoming forum for regulators and industry professionals will discuss the SECs compliance oversight, cybersecurity, anti-money laundering, and approaches to supervision and sales practices.
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Chairwoman re-ups support for uniform fiduciary standard for advisors and brokers, but says it will only be effective if examinations increase.
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There is an opportunity for the industry to learn from technology and get better, said Merrill Lynch Wealth Management head John Thiel.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development has revamped the rules on reverse mortgages to allow the servicer to foreclose the home mortgage if the account holder dies and the home is left to a non-borrowing spouse; Plus, five ways to talk to parents about their retirement income.
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Planners and clients should determine whether the high premiums on stand-alone policies provide benefits that are worth the price -- and whether coverage provided by riders on life insurance policies is sufficient.
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In many states, planners are now required to report if they suspect their clients are suffering abuse.
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