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Cost and red tape are keeping Americans from care, new research reveals
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUL 15, 2026
Cost and red tape are keeping Americans from care, new research reveals

Inflation delays treatment while insured patients still fight for medication access

By Steve Randall
Buffett accelerates $6B giving plan, drops Gates Foundation from list
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 15, 2026
Buffett accelerates $6B giving plan, drops Gates Foundation from list

Berkshire chairman sets 2034 deadline to exit stock, redirects gifts to family foundations.

By Steve Randall
Employee financial stress climbs even as household pressure eases
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 15, 2026
Employee financial stress climbs even as household pressure eases

Retirement concerns remain high among many American workers.

By Steve Randall
Workers say the 401(k) is no longer enough to win them over
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 14, 2026
Workers say the 401(k) is no longer enough to win them over

Vestwell survey finds day-to-day costs, not apathy, are blocking retirement savings.

By Steve Randall
Prediction markets, cryptos among the biggest red flags in new relationships
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 14, 2026
Prediction markets, cryptos among the biggest red flags in new relationships

Poor money habits now a relationship dealbreaker for most Americans, says Northwestern Mutual.

By Steve Randall
AI-savvy younger investors are changing what advisors need to deliver
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 13, 2026
AI-savvy younger investors are changing what advisors need to deliver

With 86% of Gen Z and millennial investors now using AI regularly, advisors explain what the shift means for advice — and where AI dangerously falls short

By Gregg Greenberg
ESG adoption among RIAs stuck in single digits as family offices embrace impact investing
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 13, 2026
ESG adoption among RIAs stuck in single digits as family offices embrace impact investing

New data shows a stark divide in values-driven investing across wealth channels.

By Steve Randall
People moves: FiNet hires former LPL executive Andrew Harpp, Ellevest names new CIO
INDEPENDENT BROKER DEALERS JUL 13, 2026
People moves: FiNet hires former LPL executive Andrew Harpp, Ellevest names new CIO

Wells Fargo affiliate and women-focused wealth firm both promote leadership as they scale advisor support.

By Steve Randall
Activest rolls out governance program for ultra-wealthy families
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 13, 2026
Activest rolls out governance program for ultra-wealthy families

New offering pairs succession planning with multigenerational education and coaching.

By Steve Randall
How Paul Allen's will is set to turn the $9.6B Seattle Seahawks sale into philanthropy
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 13, 2026
How Paul Allen's will is set to turn the $9.6B Seattle Seahawks sale into philanthropy

Estate's confidential trust structure offers lessons for advisors on illiquid assets.

By Steve Randall
Bitcoin's 2026 pullback: Buying opportunity or broken thesis? Advisors debate
EQUITIES JUL 10, 2026
Bitcoin's 2026 pullback: Buying opportunity or broken thesis? Advisors debate

Wealth managers weigh in on whether bitcoin's retreat from its $126,000 all-time high changes the long-term investment case — and what role it should play in client portfolios

By Gregg Greenberg
Young athletes’ law will not ensure fiduciary oversight, warns SAX Wealth Advisors partner
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 10, 2026
Young athletes’ law will not ensure fiduciary oversight, warns SAX Wealth Advisors partner

Kirk Loerwald says the Protect College Sports Act does not address some key financial risks for college athlete’s NIL contracts.

By Steve Randall
With more people and larger fortunes, the UHNW wealth transfer takes on new complexity
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 10, 2026
With more people and larger fortunes, the UHNW wealth transfer takes on new complexity

Four in 10 UHNW clients are over 70, with female wealth control set to nearly double, setting up opportunities for advisors.

By Steve Randall
Succession planning gaps persist as family businesses brace for leadership handoffs
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 10, 2026
Succession planning gaps persist as family businesses brace for leadership handoffs

Next-generation readiness and reluctant incumbents top the list of transition barriers.

By Steve Randall
Active decision-making, not wealth alone, drives women's financial confidence, study finds
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 10, 2026
Active decision-making, not wealth alone, drives women's financial confidence, study finds

Beacon Pointe's 10,000-woman survey links advisor relationships to sharper money confidence.

By Steve Randall
Concurrent enters Maryland, sees expanding definition of ‘breakaway’ advisor
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT (GORIA) JUL 09, 2026
Concurrent enters Maryland, sees expanding definition of ‘breakaway’ advisor

Potomac Financial Group's move from Raymond James marks Concurrent's first foothold in Maryland as IBD breakaways accelerate.

By Andrew Cohen
Parents tighten belts as back-to-school shopping begins, Deloitte finds
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 09, 2026
Parents tighten belts as back-to-school shopping begins, Deloitte finds

Families plan to spend about the same this school year, but inflation is stretching budgets and driving more value-focused shopping.

By Hallie Diamant
Student-led fraternity seeks to build the next generation of financial advisors
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 09, 2026
Student-led fraternity seeks to build the next generation of financial advisors

As firms seek future advisors, Mu Nu Upsilon is creating an early pipeline through mentorship, networking and hands-on financial planning experience.

By Hallie Diamant
US middle class keeps shrinking as wealthy pull further ahead, Equifax data show
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 09, 2026
US middle class keeps shrinking as wealthy pull further ahead, Equifax data show

Wealth gap widens further as savings plunge and credit card balances hit record highs.

By Steve Randall
Your clients aren't under-advised. They're un-coordinated
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUL 09, 2026
Your clients aren't under-advised. They're un-coordinated

WestPac says fragmented advice teams leave concentration risk unmanaged.

By Steve Randall