What’s the best Social Security claiming strategy for a married couple where the husband is 67 and the wife, who has no earnings history of her own, is 65?
An audit shows many retired widows and widowers are due higher survivor benefits
Their forecast cites the sizable policy support from central banks and finance ministries
If the CARES Act stimulus checks are any indication, more people will need the money for basic expenses
B-Ds must ask themselves whether they’re in the advice or the sales business
Behavioral economics explains a lot about investors’ jitters over the pandemic, and advisers who employ its insights can help clients avoid irrational decisions
At least four lawsuits involving plans with more than $1 billion have been filed over the past few weeks
Advisers say clients are staying grounded, focused on long-term investing
Rhode Island, Oklahoma advisers join SEC-registered advisers in meeting June 30 deadline
The radio special, which will be broadcast on stations in six cities, will raise money for pandemic relief efforts
David Austin took $144,000 from three customers for his personal use
The technology uses illustrations like charts and graphs to simplify financial concepts for clients
The network of broker-dealers is said to have frozen merit pay bumps for staff until 2022
After seeing median returns of -20% during the first quarter, participants did not make many trades in May, according to two reports
Investors are happy with both the portfolio performance and the impact, according to a recent study
Team joins employee unit of hometown firm in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Finra says the Advisor Group unit failed to supervise early rollovers of unit investment trusts
The plan is designed to prevent financial disruption if an adviser dies or makes some other unexpected exit from the business
Powell plays down the May jobs gain and suggests it will take years to get U.S. employment back to its pre-pandemic level
Nearly a third of women said they had primary responsibility for household saving and investing decisions, but only 5% of men agreed
