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FPA Renews Psychology of Financial Planning Specialist Program Partnership

FPA members will get a discount for the course, which helps planners address client communication, care and interpersonal impact.

Is a Master’s in Financial Planning the Right Fit?

More universities are offering master’s degrees in financial planning, but the programs vary widely in what and who they teach.  

Understanding Clients Made Easier

A veteran advisor says learning about client behavior is like unlocking a secret code that helps you provide better advice.

Playing Therapist for Advisory Couples Who Disagree

Saving marriages isn’t our columnist’s specialty, but she helps spouses connect better on money matters. (By Cary Carbonaro)

Being Sympathetic with Clients Can Lead to Bad Outcomes

Learning to be empathetic helps advisors with client and employee retention, say these experts.

Client Crises Can Catch Advisors Off Guard

Here’s how to effectively respond when clients reveal a personal or emotional crisis during a meeting.

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Is a Well-Funded, Restful Retirement Possible?

Adult children helping their parents navigate the cost of care and care-related challenges are doubtful.(By Lewis J. Walker)

How the $1,000 ‘Trump Accounts’ for Newborns Will Work

Many details have yet to be worked out, but here are answers to some of the questions your clients may have about the program.

8 Million Federal Student Loan Borrowers Will Soon See Interest Restart

Those in the SAVE repayment program need to understand their options and make decisions soon.

Which Workers Will AI Hurt Most: The Young or the Experienced?

Either way, AI's thinning of the workforce will have profound effects on society.

Head of SEC’s Crypto Task Force Says ‘Tokenized’ Stocks Are Securities

Hester M. Peirce says companies should meet with the SEC to see if a tokenized security complies with federal law.