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I was driving home from the interview more excited than I had been in years. I could not believe thatI actually landed the position and I beat out hundreds. The job was mine and life was turning around. There I was, fifty four years old and I had been an unemployed manager for eighteen months. Howand why did it happen? I had such a long successful career as a brokerage manager. I always hit orexceeded my…

Life insurance seems to be the breakout product of 2010 on many levels for bank brokerage programs.

Many advisors have remained bullish over the past two years, telling investors to put money to work in this hot market.

One of the postings after a recent chat has started us all on a discussion of another possible way to handle this macroeconomic chore: Actually do your own evaluation of the markets and decide whether to be in or out.

Smaller financial advisors can build relationships and improve communication with this market segment by engaging them online and through their mobile devices with practical content that helps them make better financial decisions.

What Jon Wax learned about buying an advisory business from a retiring financial planner (his mother).

There are steps to take right now to improve your business in 2011

While the occasional active investor/mutual fund will beat the market over time, the odds are weighted powerfully against that happening.

Ever since September 2008, clients are asking for more than you can possibly deliver: to keep track of the macro-economic big picture and help them get out of the market as soon as we start moving into another meltdown period. So the question is: How can we possibly respond to these lofty expectations?

Who exactly is feeling so confident about the markets? Are they the same people who aren’t saving anything and failed a (very easy) financial literacy test?