The Colorado Springs-based financial advisor will take over as board chairman in September.
Who's not looking for yield these days? A panel of money managers gave their top dividend picks in an income-starved market.
Market strategists don't agree on the risks posed by the near-zero percent interest rate environment, but they do agree an imminent collapse of the bond market rally isn't likely.
A panel of industry executives at the Inside ETFs conference said ETFs still have much room for growth.
The category's growth in assets under management zoomed 29 percent last year.
The pace of job transitions among wirehouse advisors took a breather last year, but it could pick up again this year, according to one industry recruiter.
The “middle class” is a somewhat nebulous concept both socially and financially.
The CFP Board has developed a guide to help advisors more effectively use social media for business purposes.
The number of deals in 2012 declined for the second straight year, but transaction values rose versus 2011.
The product aims to bring innovative ETFs to market.