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Among them: He sits on the Arizona pension board and started a second RIA that grew after he partnered with Elizabeth Shabaker.
Economic growth in the U.S. is likely to surpass that of other countries this year.
Balancing the family, the business and the family office.
Elite firms employ common strategies and have similar attitudes.
Incentives, a good office environment and benchmarks can improve worker productivity.
Advisors who deeply understand centers of influence will get more affluent clients.
Small B-Ds thrive, often by serving experienced advisors. By Dan Jamieson
Two small firms show how they expanded their regional presence and power with a merger.
Motif Investing’s do-it-yourself, custom-built portfolios are making a big splash.
One of the best-known economists offers timeless principles for financial advisors.
Fund manager William Smead is investing for prolonged economic growth and the rise of the “echo boomers.”
Advisors should be aware how quickly and easily even middle-class clients can fall into Medicare peril.
The need for annuities is there, but do advisors want to step into the breach?
There are distinct differences between wealth management and financial planning.
The Money Management Institute and Wheelhouse Analytics, which offers investment management technology, have launched a new online learning platform for employees of financial services firms.
On the eve of the worst financial crisis in 80 years back in 2006, what were the seers at our nation’s central bank doing?
A report from two Oxford University professors says the financial advisory profession is at risk from the computerization of the workplace.
After a decade of easy money, the percentage of the elderly still paying off mortgages has soared, says the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Fidelity Institutional has opened an Office of the Future to help advisors learn to use new technology to advance their firms.
For real estate investment purposes, it might help to rethink cities based on the notion of resiliency.
The Millennials provide financial services firms with potentially huge opportunities––and challenges––as they try to reach this generational group.
Among multialternative mutual funds, the CCM Alternative Income Fund stands apart with its focus on ESG and impact investing.
The fifth annual Retirement Symposium sponsored by Financial Advisor and Private Wealth magazines was the biggest one yet with more than 500 attendees.