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The journey toward financial clarity can connect investors with their families and expand their financial options into the future.

In addition to voluminous recordkeeping, due diligence and expense, what constitutes a "covered function" may vary from firm to firm.

The mass defection of millennials and Gen Xers from their parents' advisories could be overblown, new data suggests, but action is required now to keep generational assets in-house.

The only sure thing about a financial plan is that it's wrong; we just don't know how it's wrong yet — and that's OK.

The banking industry appears to be stuck when it comes to diversifying the leadership ranks.

Advisors can utilizing positive emotions, such as love, care, joy and gratitude, to guide clients toward more fulfilling financial decisions.

IRS algorithms in determining tax returns to audit, enforcement policy and resource constraints result in significant racial disparity in returns chosen for a tax audit.

Used correctly, wealth management technology has the potential to improve the experience for clients and advisors alike.

A group that's been historically blocked from growing generational wealth is ready to engage. Is the wealth management industry prepared?

The challenges of studying for three notably difficult tests can pay off for financial planners — especially in today's competitive environment.