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A ‘Wealth Tax’ Is Unlikely: Jeff Bush

But the Wall Street veteran and Washington insider is very concerned about tax cuts expiring at the end of next year.

Tech-Savvy Investors Still Need Human Advice: State Street

Self-advising and robo platforms aren’t enough, especially for Gen Xers, finds a newly released study.

Campus Unrest Heightens College-Planning Concerns

Families question options for higher learning as protests over the Israel-Hamas war escalate.

Motivating Women Advisors to Stay

More women are entering the industry, but retaining them remains a challenge, says CAPTRUST’s Advisor of the Year.

First Female SEC Commissioner Dies at 86

Roberta Karmel, nominated by President Jimmy Carter, enforced, practiced and taught securities law for 60 years before retiring in 2022.

Overcoming Common Struggles Facing Advisors

To unlock success, FA firms must put people — not processes — first, says this behavioral expert and industry veteran.

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The Loyal Opposition Inside the SEC

Caroline Crenshaw, the lone Democratic commissioner at the SEC, may still have an influence in shaping securities regulation over the long term.

Social Security Proposal Could Mean Big Changes for Applicants

It could force thousands of people every week to show up at a shrinking list of field offices before they can receive benefits.

Why Older People May Not Need to Watch Blood Sugar So Closely

Hypoglycemia can be a serious risk for older adults being treated for diabetes.

College Planning: Acknowledging the Elephant in the Room

More clients are asking about campus turmoil and how it might affect choices for their children, says this advisor.

College Crisis? What I’m Telling Clients

Politics are causing anxiety across college campuses. Here’s how to counsel clients on college planning. (By Beth V. Walker)