The elimination of the deduction for alimony payments calls into question existing prenuptial agreements.
Observers say it's difficult to determine if this is a harbinger of the outcome in the roughly 20 outstanding lawsuits.
Becoming an outsourced chief retirement officer could help combat fee compression.
However, it likely won't bar employees from filing 401(k) lawsuits against their employers.
But one year of higher health care costs may be worth it to lower RMDs and taxes in the future.
If a super-OSJ switches broker-dealers, overhauls its business model or ends up being acquired, that could be disruptive for the advisers that work with it.
Some workers embrace side hustles to boost their nest eggs.
Tax overhaul's doubling of the estate-tax exemption to $22 million has generated interest in the trusts
Some workers embrace side hustles to boost their nest eggs.
'Professionals pretty much everywhere will probably outperform amateurs.'
Program has amassed nearly $3 million in just a few months.
Move will affect 54,000 policyholders with older policies.
Three-adviser group in Franklin, Tenn., serves retirement plans.
Excessive fees, as well as the retention of a low-yielding money market fund, were at the heart of the lawsuit.
More than half of those surveyed have not yet created an online Social Security account
Advisers say clients are wary of selecting Wells Fargo for record-keeping and investment-management services due to reputational risk.
Some LPL advisers feel the firm is offering less support to retirement plan specialist advisers.
Advisers should be ready to prepare older clients for an altered game plan.
Reviewing key deadlines with a group of friends at age 64
This is both good and bad news for advisers — clients may be declined coverage more often, but those with policies may see fewer rate hikes.
