by
Karl W. Smith
The candidate warns that too much debt makes the U.S. economy vulnerable to shocks.
by
Eleanor O'Sullivan
The authors of this book impart financial wisdom with science and hard data.
by
Aaron Hodari
Advisors should make tax planning a year-round priority for their clients.
by
Karl W. Smith
They should be trying to save the so-called Cadillac tax instead of eliminating it.
by
Jeffrey J. Schott
Congressional Democrats should push back against Trump's eagerness to ratify the USMCA.
by
Jim Bianco
The Fed is likely to cut interest rates this month, and a deeper cut might be better for the economy's long-term health.
by Hartford Funds
New academic research shows how technology will change aging.
by
Max Nisen
Biden's plan could boost the affordability and accessibility of Affordable Care Act insurance policies.
by
Ferdinando Giugliano
Inequality between the richest and the rest correlates with greater innovation. But the top level shouldn't be a closed shop.
by
Jeff Magson
Intentionally building tax control into portfolio design gives clients options in retirement.
by
Robert Laura
It’s time for a major overhaul with traditional retirement age.
by
Ken Nopar
The creator of a DAF should discuss the account with the successor advisors to allow for a positive experience later.
by
Steve Chun
Adopting an endowment spending model is one method for designing a sustainable retirement income plan.
by
Jared Dillian
Despite its reputational issues, gold is "the closest thing we have" to an objective store of value.
by
Conor Sen
The fixed income market does not paint a positive picture for equities moving forward.
by
Brian Chappatta
Sovereign wealth funds now own more fixed income assets than equities.
by
Marilyn Mohrman-Gillis
We must diversify the profession to ensure that all Americans have access to competent financial planning services.
by
Beth Walker
Financial advisors can play a critical role in helping families navigate their options as it relates to paying for college.
by
Ed Slott
Life insurance replaces IRAs as the better estate planning vehicle.
by
Noah Smith
Americans' location on the socioeconomic spectrum is as much a matter of perspective as dollars and cents.
