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Max Nisen
Biden's plan could boost the affordability and accessibility of Affordable Care Act insurance policies.
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Ferdinando Giugliano
Inequality between the richest and the rest correlates with greater innovation. But the top level shouldn't be a closed shop.
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Jeff Magson
Intentionally building tax control into portfolio design gives clients options in retirement.
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Robert Laura
It’s time for a major overhaul with traditional retirement age.
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Ken Nopar
The creator of a DAF should discuss the account with the successor advisors to allow for a positive experience later.
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Steve Chun
Adopting an endowment spending model is one method for designing a sustainable retirement income plan.
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Jared Dillian
Despite its reputational issues, gold is "the closest thing we have" to an objective store of value.
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Conor Sen
The fixed income market does not paint a positive picture for equities moving forward.
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Brian Chappatta
Sovereign wealth funds now own more fixed income assets than equities.
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Marilyn Mohrman-Gillis
We must diversify the profession to ensure that all Americans have access to competent financial planning services.
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Beth Walker
Financial advisors can play a critical role in helping families navigate their options as it relates to paying for college.
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Ed Slott
Life insurance replaces IRAs as the better estate planning vehicle.
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Noah Smith
Americans' location on the socioeconomic spectrum is as much a matter of perspective as dollars and cents.
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Mark Hurley
Like everything else wealth managers do for clients, investment management is going to change over the next decade.
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Nick Murray
No matter how time-constrained you are, Gordon Wood’s The American Revolution is the one must-read book for all of us on this glorious Fourth of July.
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Dan Moisand
The ‘12 Tribes of Financial Planning’ educates students about the different paths in the financial planning profession.
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Craig Hawley
A new category of fee-based insurance can help you offer clients a new approach to holistic financial planning.
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Noah Smith
The world should know that there's no biological difference between liberals and conservatives.
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Peter LaVigne
An attorney offers a plain-English summary of the best-interest rules and what they mean for advisors and brokers.
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Marcus Ashworth
Investor appetite for a 100-year bond yielding 1.2 percent reveals a desperate search for yield.
