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High-net-worth clients have more assets exposed to various claims so advisors should make certain liability insurance is far-reaching and asset titling decisions recognize creditor protection concerns.
February 28 -
High-net-worth clients have more assets exposed to various claims so advisors should make certain liability insurance is far-reaching and asset titling decisions recognize creditor protection concerns.
February 28 -
The Treasury Department and the IRS released a final package of regulations recently to implement FATCA and amend the regulations to align them with existing tax rules.
February 28 -
The IRS has significantly increased its enforcement actions against tax criminals and its rate of convicting them, according to a new report from the IRS's Criminal Investigation unit.
February 28 -
Female clients would rather work with female advisors. Is that because advisors aren't doing a good enough job serving all clients?
February 28
Financial Planning -
Esther Stearns is working with financial software maker Guide Financial in its quest to "carry the NestWise torch."
February 27 -
The fourth generation of the Villere family shows that relatives can indeed get along - and achieve top performance.
February 27 -
Branches are vital to attracting new customers and cross-selling to existing ones, but they're also expensive. Some banks continue to add branches, but most institutions are focused on pruning their networks to cut costs.
February 27 -
As four officials begin terms as volunteer chairmen of CFP Board councils, a former panel chairman highlights the challenges they may face.
February 27 -
Here's what advisors can do when a client resists selling a stock that's grossly overweighted in his or her portfolio.
February 27 -
Fewer retirees are expected to receive spousal or survivor benefits from Social Security and private employer-sponsored pension plans in the future, increasing their economic vulnerability, according to a new government report.
February 27 -
'There will be absolutely no pressure to sell any of our products,' says RCS chairman Nicholas Schorsch, who built a fortune on nontraded REITs but has recently been acquiring several big independent B-Ds.
February 27 -
A survey of 500 mass affluent investors by an industry association finds -- conveniently -- high awareness and use of nontraded REITs.
February 27 -
High-powered female professionals have a specific set of needs and expectations. Use these tips to make sure your service measures up.
February 26
Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services -
For RCS advisors and brokers, the sweet spot will be individuals and families with $300,000 to $3 million in investable assets, Schorsch says.
February 26 -
Fidelity Investments, the mutual- fund firm best known for its star stock pickers since it was started almost seven decades ago, named former bond manager Charles Morrison to run its asset-management unit.
February 26 -
Here's a sampling of bank advisors who were recently promoted or moved to new organizations to assume roles of greater responsibility.
February 25 -
RCS Capital wants to buy an investment research firm, an RIA and a family office -- and hold a major industry event modeled on Charles Schwab's annual Impact conference.
February 25 -
Financial advisors to some of the wealthiest Americans see struggling Puerto Rico as an outlier in the $3.7 trillion local-debt market, leading them to add municipal bonds as the steepest federal tax rates in more than a decade loom.
February 25 -
Royal Securities to pay $175,000 in FINRA fines over non-traditional ETF sales, church bonds and other violations.
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