Clients who didn't panic during the financial crisis and kept their money in the Dow have seen their faith rewarded. On Tuesday, the DJIA closed at 13,000 for the first time since Jan. 2008. The question: Where to from here?
Skyrocketing costs of private schools has advisers telling clients to consider less-prestigious -- and less expensive -- colleges for their kids
Whether the Federal Reserve's plan to keep interest rates near zero for a protracted period of time will encourage the business sector to expand is open to debate.
Cool-headed thinking most needed during market gyrations; options one way to take advantage
Industry veteran will oversee sales, relationship management
The door from the trading floor to the chief executive's office opens, and before it can close, the voice of a broker working the phones is heard, using a line that could have been lifted from the Shearson Lehman playbook of the go-go 1980s.
Suit filed by broker in 2005 lives after appeals court reversal
Expiring tax cuts, divided Congress and a hard landing in China among the chief worries
With a a third of broker reps and indie advisers allocating to precious metals, commodities are now mainstream
Debt funds trading at steep premium; 11.5% hard to pass up
Business at Win Smith's Vermont ski resort off 15%; 'very much like my old world'
Observers find proposals to be well intended, but say workers have a lot to learn on annuities
