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FINTECH APR 19, 2009
Dreaming the adviser software integration dream

By Davis Janowski
FINTECH APR 19, 2009
How small advisory firms can look big

By Evan Cooper
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT APR 13, 2009
Retain top clients through a simple communication plan

Clients are anxious and likely to bolt. A study last fall by wealth analyst Russ Alan Prince found that 81% of those with $1 million or more in investible assets plan to take money away from their current adviser.

By Maureen Wilke
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT APR 12, 2009
Wachovia stops offering profit-formula deals

Wachovia Securities last month stopped offering recruitment packages to potential recruits to its profit-formula platform.

By Dan Jamieson
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT APR 12, 2009
Financial advisers seek ways to reward over-stressed assistants

Financial advisers exhausted from dealing with stressed-out clients now find themselves dealing with another stressed-out constituency: their assistants.

By Lisa Shidler
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT APR 12, 2009
Advisers to get a peek at their peers

The Foundation for Financial Planning's annual Be Our Guest program kicks off next month when six of the nation's top financial planners open their firms' doors to colleagues from around the country.

By Charles Paikert
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT APR 06, 2009
Making your retirement advisory board work

Over the past four weeks, we have outlined the steps for building a retirement advisory board. Now comes the hard part — making it happen.

By D Hampton
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 31, 2009
Take action with your retirement advisory board

If you have just come back from the <i>InvestmentNews</i> Retirement Summit, you are probably thinking about how to let clients know you are a resource for their retirement needs.

By Maureen Wilke
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 31, 2009
Slott to advisers: 'Get visible, get remembered'

A high-tax environment can be a win-win for clients with a Roth IRA and for financial advisers who would like to expand their businesses, according to financial guru Edward A. Slott.

By Darla Mercado
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 24, 2009
Making the most of retirement advisory board meetings

Retirement advisory boards can be invaluable to your business, but the fastest way to make them fail is to make them all about you.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 22, 2009
Is your advisory business salable?

If you ever wondered what would make your independent brokerage or financial planning business attractive to a buyer, ask me.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 16, 2009
Developing a calendar for your retirement advisory board

<b>The challenge:</b> While there are countless ways a retirement advisory board can be of value to your practice, it&#8217;s difficult to sustain the board&#8217;s excitement and energy after the first meeting.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 15, 2009
Feds crack down on advisers in Massachusetts

Warning to larcenous advisers: Don't try anything in Massachusetts.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 12, 2009
Fidelity to help advisers train employees

Fidelity Investments today unveiled a program to help registered investments advisers hire, develop and retain employees.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 08, 2009
Lack of SEC enforcement called cuplrit in lax oversight

Scandals in the financial markets over the past several years are the result of enforcement failures and a lack of regulators with industry-specific knowledge, not a need for increased regulation.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 05, 2009
Top exec predicts record recruiting year

Raymond James expects a record recruiting year, as reps and advisers flee struggling wirehouses to join the St. Petersburg, Fla.-based company.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 03, 2009
Justice Dept. chastises UBS chairman over IRS fraud probe

In the most direct evidence yet tying UBS Chairman Peter Kurer to oversight failures at the Swiss bank, the U.S. Justice Department last month criticized as inadequate an internal investigation that he supervised.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAR 01, 2009
Advisers take on challenge of clients with Alzheimer's

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 25, 2009
IRS must help Madoff victims, says Rep. Ackerman

The Internal Revenue Service should immediately issue guidance that would allow customers defrauded by New York-based Bernard L. Madoff Securities LLC.

By Bloomberg
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT FEB 25, 2009
Major leaguer broke because of Stanford scandal

Scott Eyre, a left-handed relief pitcher with the reigning World Series champion Philadelphia Phillies, has joined the roster of major-league players ensnared by the Stanford Financial scandal.

By Bloomberg