Wealth management

The young and wealthy instead see more potential in assets like cryptocurrency, real estate and private equity, a study says.

It's virtually unheard of for financial services companies to go after their own lawyers, who wield immense power over their secrets. One expert calls it "playing with fire."

As college athletes begin cashing in and the diverse younger wealthy care more about values, two of the top wealth firms are meeting them where they're at.

Beneficiaries won't get hit with a 50% penalty for not making withdrawals in 2021 and 2022 — an unexpected move by the IRS. But questions still remain.

The troubled bank is still worth more than investors now value it.

Starting now, the more than 3,100 RIAs who are part of the Envestnet ecosystem have crypto tools courtesy of a pair of well-known players.

Current parents calculate the cost of having more children, so why shouldn't would-be parents do the same?

What would you do if you were suddenly debt-free? Millions of student borrowers are about to find out.

The presidents of two RIAs that use outside broker-dealers discuss how independent wealth managers are morphing in an effort to keep up with a fast-changing industry. Where do brokers fit in the future of wealth management?

The product can bolster talent retention, appeal to customers seeking help in the current volatile markets and position Merrill to stay top-of-mind as UX-savvy younger clients begin inheriting wealth.

New rules on "portability" mean that a surviving spouse can lock in her deceased partner's exclusion years after exemption levels decrease come 2026.

Covid froze one of private banking's best tools — invite-only events for the children of wealthy clients. Now, they're starting to return.

Names like Wealthspire, EP Wealth, Cresset, Chevy Chase and Moneta ring a bit more familiar compared with other massive firms with less name recognition.

Donor-advised funds, favored by rich businessmen and celebrities, rack up tax benefits while delaying charitable giving.

The book invites women, people of color and millennials in particular to join the wealth profession. We interviewed author Raj Sharma to learn more.

For some borrowers of FFEL and Perkins loans, the Department of Education has some bad news.

The lack of formal codification and an accurate count of customers leaves the profession struggling with fundamental questions about identifying the true practitioners and their base of clients.

Google Head of Product Inclusion Annie Jean-Baptiste believes that when you create tools for those living on the margins, it also empowers those in the middle.

One of the worst storms in U.S. history has prompted independent advisors in Florida to activate their business continuity plans.