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The business is changing, says Jonathan Burkan, a wealth advisor with UBS. It's not just stocks and bonds anymore, and that means advisors must do a better job of helping clients think about estate, tax and retirement planning -- not just about the market.
November 13 -
Despite the sector's underperformance this year, your clients may still want to consider U.S. small-cap funds over the long term.
November 13 -
Legg Mason attracted $5.1 billion into its bond funds in October, the most in more than seven years, after the departure of Bill Gross from Pimco prompted investors to reallocate billions of dollars.
November 13 -
Traditional advisory channels still hold the lion's share of the nation's investable assets, but direct channels are growing quickly.
November 13 -
Nicholas Schorsch's expanded financial advisory business reported adjusted net third-quarter income of $35.5 million on Thursday, but revenue was driven by higher retail and investment management results.
November 13 -
The Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy certification is designed for individuals in a range of fields. Advisors say the designation has helped elevate their conversations with wealthy and philanthropically-minded clients.
November 13 -
Clients report Social Security's employees being uninformed of the agency's rules, or worse, providing wrong information; Plus, the downside of target-date funds
November 13 -
FINRA arbitration panel sides with a former Commonwealth Financial Network client who claims he lost his retirement savings due to bad retirement planning advice.
November 12 -
The tax and financial advantages of a charitable gift annuity are substantial, but sometimes oversold. Make sure donor clients understand how these annuities work.
November 12 -
At least two firms appear to be trolling for damaging information about RCS Capital, Nicholas Schorsch's embattled financial services company.
November 12 -
Janus Capital Group saw more than $1 billion of estimated net deposits into two bond mutual funds in October after hiring star bond manager Bill Gross.
November 12 -
Rising tax rates are one reason to rethink IRA accounts; plus Detroit's emergence from bankruptcy and a Social Security tip for people who remarry after 60.
November 12 -
Janet Robinson is the first woman to join the 8-member board of the independent firm founded by wirehouse managers and affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services.
November 12 -
The IRS has issued guidance clarifying the impact that a 2014 rollover of an individual retirement arrangement has on the one-per-year limit imposed by the Tax Code on tax-free rollovers between IRAs.
November 12 -
While donor-advised funds surge in popularity, a foundation may make more sense for those with more than $5 million to give.
November 11 -
The topic of retirement income should be non-partisan so Congress could score points with voters and help workers; Plus, if you're near retirement, the recent recovery is working against you.
November 11 -
While donor-advised funds surge in popularity, a foundation may make more sense for those with more than $5 million to give.
November 11 -
Goss Wealth Management hopes to become a super-OSJ, expanding eastward from Louisiana along the Gulf Coast and into the Florida Panhandle.
November 11 -
The benefits of CRTs are easy to see, but some clients remain confused about the disadvantages.
November 10 -
How much money could the U.S. government potentially save by providing additional financial planning to service members?
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