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Women investors drive new advisor training from Amplified Planning
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 09, 2026
Women investors drive new advisor training from Amplified Planning

A new continuing-education course led by financial literacy champion Cary Carbonaro aims to fix how planners engage female clients.

By Leo Almazora
What $65 trillion in global capital actually requires before it deploys
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 09, 2026
What $65 trillion in global capital actually requires before it deploys

CPP Investments surveyed $65 trillion in global AUM to map what separates investor confidence from committed capital in infrastructure and private markets.

By Steve Randall
NIL income forces financial advisors to rethink athlete planning
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 08, 2026
NIL income forces financial advisors to rethink athlete planning

Advisors say NIL income now arrives years earlier, forcing student-athletes to build a financial team fast

By Gregg Greenberg
Why advisors need to prepare heirs, not just assets
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 08, 2026
Why advisors need to prepare heirs, not just assets

As the Great Wealth Transfer accelerates, Eric Becker of Cresset argues that financial advisors must help families transfer values alongside wealth.

By Steve Randall
Private infrastructure gains ground as advisors rethink allocations
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 04, 2026
Private infrastructure gains ground as advisors rethink allocations

Advisors are steering more client capital into power, data centers and grids as private credit cools and AI reshapes portfolios.

By Gregg Greenberg
Great wealth transfer poised to leave advisors chasing inheritance conversations
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 04, 2026
Great wealth transfer poised to leave advisors chasing inheritance conversations

A new study puts $17.2 trillion in home-based wealth on the move but families aren't talking about it.

By Steve Randall
SEC moves to scrap pay-to-play rule for investment advisors
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 04, 2026
SEC moves to scrap pay-to-play rule for investment advisors

The proposal to eliminate Rule 206(4)-5 would end a 16-year-old restriction that firms say has unfairly suppressed political speech.

By Steve Randall
Succession planning gaps leave solo RIAs exposed to crisis
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT (GORIA) SEP 03, 2026
Succession planning gaps leave solo RIAs exposed to crisis

Without a continuity plan, small RIA owners risk leaving clients and staff blindsided when they retire or exit.

By Gregg Greenberg
Financial anxiety is eroding US worker productivity
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 03, 2026
Financial anxiety is eroding US worker productivity

Cost-of-living pressures top money worries for nearly six in ten American workers especially younger employees and managers.

By Steve Randall
Gen Z investors most likely to jump on new investment trends, study finds
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 03, 2026
Gen Z investors most likely to jump on new investment trends, study finds

Northwestern Mutual's 2026 survey finds Gen Z leads all generations in first-mover investing behavior.

By Steve Randall
Helping clients buy a child a home means navigating gift tax rules
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 02, 2026
Helping clients buy a child a home means navigating gift tax rules

Advisors say helping adult children buy homes can transfer wealth early — if families address estate and tax complexity.

By Gregg Greenberg
Advisor transitions surge as firms rethink onboarding and retention
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 01, 2026
Advisor transitions surge as firms rethink onboarding and retention

As advisor movement hits a record, industry leaders share what separates a smooth client transition from a costly one.

By Gregg Greenberg
Women advisors carve out niche as female wealth nears $34 trillion
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AUG 31, 2026
Women advisors carve out niche as female wealth nears $34 trillion

As female-controlled wealth climbs toward $34 trillion, a small group of financial planners is building practices designed specifically for women

By Gregg Greenberg
Financial advisors are wealthier than ever, but are they happier?
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT (GORIA) AUG 31, 2026
Financial advisors are wealthier than ever, but are they happier?

To achieve contentment, advisors should think twice before selling their firms for the biggest dollar amount.

By Bruce Kelly
The compliance excuse for skipping reviews is running out
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AUG 27, 2026
The compliance excuse for skipping reviews is running out

The SEC marketing rule opened the door to testimonials years ago. Now AI search is making the case urgent, says FMG Suite's Samantha Russell.

By James Rogers
CEOs at low-wage corporations earn 614 times median workers’ wage
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AUG 27, 2026
CEOs at low-wage corporations earn 614 times median workers’ wage

A new report finds the gap between executive and median employee pay at the 100 largest low-wage S&P 500 firms widened last year.

By Steve Randall
Billionaire cohort and wealth at new highs, but what’s in their portfolios?
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AUG 27, 2026
Billionaire cohort and wealth at new highs, but what’s in their portfolios?

New research reveals wealth drivers, asset holdings and demographic makeup of world’s wealthiest.

By Steve Randall
What you think you know about women investors may be costing you clients
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AUG 27, 2026
What you think you know about women investors may be costing you clients

A new Vanguard survey of 1,602 US investors challenges long-held but perhaps outdated assumptions about female clients.

By Steve Randall
Kovack Financial Network launches private succession platform for advisors
INDEPENDENT BROKER DEALERS AUG 26, 2026
Kovack Financial Network launches private succession platform for advisors

KFN Succession Center pairs advisors weighing retirement with buyers, as next-gen affordability keeps eroding industry-wide.

By Leo Almazora
Advisors' biggest blind spot? Tax and estate planning, says Integrated Partners president
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AUG 26, 2026
Advisors' biggest blind spot? Tax and estate planning, says Integrated Partners president

Andree Mohr says a lack of CPA partnerships leaves many advisors unable to deliver the complex tax advice clients need.

By James Rogers