Investors often center them in their portfolios, Morningstar notes, because the companies are leaders in their industries.

Market participants are abandoning the decades-old "settle-and-move-on" playbook, a Vanderbilt Law professor explains.

John S. Winslow bought his widowed client flowers and chocolate, then used her money to buy luxuries, authorities said.

Consultant Marcia Mantell said she was "livid" at the idea. But advisors' clients have long worried about trust fund solvency ...

Residents in some locations, SmartAsset reports, may be contending with high costs, weaker incomes and heavier debt burdens.

Ramy Hany Mounir's Fahim's sentence includes no possibility of parole.

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When a client's portfolio breaches a concentration limit, a tax-loss harvesting opportunity emerges or a market event affects a specific holding, Pulse notifies the wealth manager and evaluates the ...

The firm expects to keep the share of revenue coming from managing portfolios of longevity-linked assets and other alternative assets to increase to 30%, from 15% today, and for the share of revenue ...

Experienced advisors may no longer want the pace and pressure of full-time work, yet still have wisdom, perspective and purpose to offer. They may not want a full client load, a growing firm or the ...

For its report, the collaborative drew on six focus groups and a national survey of 669 U.S. financial advisors to examine how, when and why advisors incorporate DAFs into charitable planning.

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