The firm cuts prices for some active and passive college savings plans by 20% to 45%.
Money managers are beginning to push for more women, and investors could profit from investing in corporations with women on boards.
As robo-based services become more acceptable to clients of all ages, advisers will have to work differently.
With regulatory and marketplace changes, more clients nedd help navigating Medicare maze.
What the famous author and speaker would tell a room full of advisers, plus more insight on his RIA push.
Paul Landaiche will help advisers in Dynasty's network make acquisitions.
Newcomer hires $120 million team in a rare move between roll up and service provider
Prepare for that <i>bon voyage</i> by finding out how you can use Medicare while traveling.
Help your clients prepare for that bon voyage by letting them know how they can travel and use Medicare.
And does it matter? Report shows how mutual funds have been commoditized, but a few firms, including Vanguard and Fidelity, still stand out.
In 'grave strategic error,' mutual fund managers have allowed their products to be commoditized, a new report finds, but not all firms are suffering. <i>(Don't miss: <a href="//www.investmentnews.com/gallery/20150401/FREE/401009999/PH"" target=""_blank"" rel="noopener noreferrer">The first quarter's best and worst mutual fund groups</a>)</i>
Insurer charged after agency found it deliberately delayed receipt of variable annuities and life insurance orders, resulting in a failure to price them in a timely manner.
Fame, money and a big family may make an estate fight nearly inevitable. But a strong legal framework can help a court case move more quickly than it otherwise would.
Bond King has already donated $700 million; plans to disburse rest of his $2 billion fortune to charity
The case for shifting client prospecting away from baby boomers and millennials, toward the proverbial Jan Brady of the generations
Which is harder to swallow: realizing that your advice cost a client more than $29,000 in lost Social Security benefits or owning up to the mistake?
Regulatory and legal strictures have made the environment for RIA startups overwhelmingly hostile &mdash; not to mention expensive.
People are more apt to change their behaviors when they are engaged in fun, achievement-oriented tasks with established rewards.
A shocking number of plans still charge more than 2% in fees, but technology is changing the game.
Demand will shift from retirement income to housing and care issues.
