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‘Father of Life Planning’ Ready To Expand Mission

Awarded a special visa by the UK, George Kinder will integrate his life-planning principles into organizations to empower employees.

The Gift with the Most Valuable Return

Investing in the lifelong gift of friendship — with new and old friends — offers many benefits that can impact our health and well-being.

Time Abundance and Scarcity Rattle Retirees

Retirees anticipate endless days of freedom, but a financial advisor can help prepare them for the realities that await them.

For Clients Under 40, Saving Diligently Is Not Enough

Financial advisors are helping high earners and the children of existing clients manage uncertainty and stress.

C-Suite Trifecta: The Missing Link

A visionary CEO and a COO are critical, but this third role is just as essential for running healthy, growing businesses.

Investment Advisers Are Not Being Deregulated: IAA

The SEC is friendlier to small businesses, which include the majority of advisory firms, says the head of the Investment Adviser Association.

Finding New Purpose in the Face of Financial Freedom

Retirement can trigger deep and confusing financial anxiety, but as an advisor you can help them transition less stressfully.

A Fresh Start: Help Divorced Retirees Build a Meaningful Future

By addressing key factors and adopting the right mindset, they can enjoy a more rewarding retirement than they envisioned. (By Marianne Oehser)

Is Your Personal Data Vulnerable? Back Up Everything.

Having multiple copies of all of the things that help you run your life brings a certain kind of peace. Here's what to save and secure.

3 Trump-era Financial Initiatives You Can Safely Discuss With Clients

When clients ask “What will happen” questions, advisors may want to limit their answers to three topics. (By Jeffrey Briskin)

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Tax Hike on Wealthy? Republicans This Week May Decide

Republicans are expected to reveal whether they are willing to go ahead with President Donald Trump's suggestion to raise taxes on the rich.

Many Clients Ready for Retirement Financially But Not Emotionally, Planners Say

Non-financial concerns pose challenges for retirees and their financial planners, a FPA survey confirms.

Americans Favor Beaches and Big Cities for Their Summer Vacations

Allianz Partners USA reports that 71% of travelers plan to vacation domestically, with Seattle the top draw.

Downtown Apartment Construction Has Slowed Since Pandemic

Washington, D.C., leads cities that built the most new downtown apartments, a RentCafe study reveals.

Young Americans Are Seeking Financial Advice Earlier Than Their Parents

Gen Z’ers expect to marry, buy a home, have kids and retire later but are working with an adviser.

Most Public Sector Workers Need Help Planning for Retirement, Survey Finds

The MissionSquare Research Institute report reveals opportunities for financial planners.

AI is Revolutionizing Financial Planning, Global Study Finds

Over three quarters of financial planners say AI will enhance their ability to better serve clients, an FSPB study reports.