Wells Fargo report says few men or women are contributing recommended 10% to their 401(k).
Given the wide range of senior housing options now available, it's important to understand and prepare financially for the inevitable decision that each of your clients will have to make for themselves or a loved one: where should I live as I age? Working in collaboration with The Center for Innovative Care in Aging at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, we focused on the most common housing options available for older adults and their families and some of the considerations that may guide a seniors' housing selection.
Finra to look at how firms sell annuities, REITs and other products to older clients.
Gray divorce and its financial implications: The rising number of splits later in life means that untangling the assets is more complicated
A new initiative has the regulator looking at private placements more closely and in real time.
Premature withdrawals from retirement accounts have become America's new piggy bank, cracked open in record amounts during lean times by people such as Cindy Cromie, who needed the money to rent a U-Haul and start a new life.
Don't get too caught up in the good times while nontraded REITs are extremely lucrative and lose sight of proper client allocations.
Mary Beth Franklin tackles three questions about Social Security survivor benefits. The questions are similar and the answer may surprise you.
Switching firms 10 years before you expect to leave the industry can provide an extra windfall – if done correctly
Aggressive monetary easing, a shale oil boom that's lowered energy costs and improving corporate balance sheets give the world's largest economy an edge over other regions.
Advisers working in bank branches alleged that the firm misclassified them to avoid paying for time beyond the traditional 40-hour workweek.
David Einhorn, manager of the $10 billion Greenlight Capital Inc., said he found a recent dinner conversation with former Federal Reserve chairman Ben S. Bernanke scary.
As Fed winds down quantitative easing, interest rate hikes will be the next whammy. But there is some good news in rising house prices.
Agency still urges all Americans to create online accounts
In the wake of new SEC guidance, advisers need to brace themselves for online reviews, including negative ones. Liz Skinner on what the relaxed restrictions will mean for your business. <i>(Plus: Read <a href="http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20140409/BLOG09/140409894" target="_blank">Michael Kitces' take</a> and find out if <a href="http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20140409/FREE/140409901" target="_blank">your client review tactics are compliant</a>.)</i>
After a mostly frigid 2013 for recruiting from wirehouse brokerages, agents responsible for selling those brokers on the benefits of free agency are cautiously optimistic that a thaw has finally set in.
It took Michael Piwowar only 34 days to make his presence felt at the SEC while in her initial statements, Kara Stein was low-key. Mr. Piwowar's truculence surprised observers who had expected that his arrival, and that of Ms. Stein, would bring together a previously divided commission. Mark Schoeff Jr. explains.
