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Don’t let politics — even in a presidential election year — influence long-term decisions, say financial advisors.

The truth is, maybe they didn’t trust you enough to hire you. Here’s how to avoid that obstacle.

Here’s how U.S. employers need to prepare for the ban on non-compete agreements coming this fall. (By Jen Goldman)

Taking a break from an advisory practice is a big decision. Here’s what I learned about making the most of a sabbatical. (By Dominique Henderson)

There’s less leeway to hire independent contractors and the pay threshold for nonexempt employees is rising.

These common marketing errors could cause reputational damage and liability and regulatory risk. (By Jeffrey Briskin)

Taking on a supervisory role to help other advisors maintain success has been more fulfilling than trying to calm jittery clients.

Money illusion, the widespread inability to recognize what money is really worth, can lead individuals to wrong conclusions and bad decisions.

Burnout is being fueled by inflexible return-to-office mandates coupled with lack of support in the office and at home.

General conditioning plays a bigger role than you might think on their perceptions of life, work and money.