by FA Staff
Elissa Buie is to receive the FPA's 2013 P. Kemp Fain Jr. Award.
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Bloomberg News
Four decades after substantial numbers of women began entering management ranks, only a handful have reached the echelons that earn the biggest compensation.
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Karen DeMasters
Clients often must cut retirement spending and work longer, but advisors may be able to suggest financial moves to reduce the stress.
The financial services industry has one of the hardest glass ceilings for women to break through of any industry, according to a survey by Edward Jones.
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Kathy Lynch
Sixty percent of women with more than $100,000 in investable assets are projected to seek financial advice through 2015.
by FA Staff
Most Americans with $1 million or more in assets made their money on their own, according to a study by BMO Private Bank released today.
by FA Staff
Michelle Oroschakoff will be responsible for firm-wide risk management processes and controls, including regulatory compliance, data security and privacy.
by Mary Rowland
Laura Schilling has opened a firm staffed with stay-at-home moms.
Fidelity Expands ‘Engaging Female Clients’ Program
Fidelity Investments has developed workshops, white papers and a guidebook to help financial advisors better understand how they...
by FA Staff
The financial services industry has one of the hardest glass ceilings for women to break through of any industry, according to a survey by Edward Jones.
by FA Staff
First Allied Securities has appointed Marissa Fox-Foley as senior managing director of marketing for the independent broker-dealer.
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Karen DeMasters
The U.S. Supreme Court's decisions on two same-sex marriage cases could have far-reaching effects on the financial lives of same-sex couples, legal experts say.
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Karen DeMasters
The CFP Board is launching a campaign to find out why the number of female planners has stagnated for the last decade and what can be done about it.
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Bloomberg News
Sallie Krawcheck has agreed to buy 85 Broads, the global network with 30,000 members that began on Wall Street and promotes women as business leaders.
by FA Staff
Over 80 percent of women have at one time or another lived in non-traditional family households that have placed greater pressure on them to achieve financial independence, according to a new survey.
by FA Staff
Mothers have more in-depth financial discussions with their adult children on topics ranging from health care needs to living expenses in retirement than fathers, according to Fidelity study.
by FA Staff
Few women consider becoming a financial planner because, in part, they consider the job stressful and feel they would have a problem recruiting clients, according to a new study.
by Catherine Seeber
Showing an understanding of life events is a better approach that will attract more women as clients.
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Karen DeMasters
The results of a national financial quiz show that Americans have a lot of work to do in understanding how to manage money, according to Limra.
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Kathy Lynch
Financial advisor Jessica Shaulis conveys her value to potential clients by discussing money and clothes.
