Senators assert congressional authority to change policy
Rising rate of gray divorce in the U.S. requires financial advisers to understand different planning strategies
Compliance concerns are paramount when adding texting to your communications mix.
As top federal prosecutor in south Florida in 2007 and 2008, Acosta signed off on a lenient plea deal for Epstein
The brokerage hopes to capture more retirement plan clients and push assets into its small-market 401(k) product.
The two advisers joined the firm in San Francisco and New York.
Acting secretary Patrick Pizzella will have to make political decision to move ahead.
Roman Corona declined to appear before panel looking into holdings.
Organization's CEO confirms meeting with Edward Jones, says broker-dealer still considering how to move forward.
Firm, offices and 450 advisers will become part of the Cetera Advisor Networks B-D.
This month's edition kicks off with the announcement that Fidelity is launching a new Managed Account XChange (FMAX), in what appears to be a shift in the Fidelity business model.
The legislation would address some of the U.S. retirement system's shortfalls, including the millions of Americans who still lack access to plans.
The firm will not offer a direct-to-consumer version of Voya Digital Adviser.
Trade groups asking for delays or softer versions of the new code for CFP holders.
Regulator also pledges more transparency in settlements.
Hybrid robo launched in March charges one-time planning fee plus $30 a month.
GRP, an LPL super-OSJ, would represent the latest in a flurry of acquisitions for Hub.
She's willing to advocate for additional compliance time if firms have made a good faith effort.
Veteran executive departs financial services for a whole new industry.
The acquisition keeps Orion's TAMP on pace with larger companies like Envestnet.
