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Investment advisers support President Donald J. Trump’s effort to allow people to keep money in their retirement accounts longer. This afternoon at an event in Charlotte, N.C., Mr. Trump will sign an executive order directing the Treasury Department to review regulations that require savers to start taking money out of 401k and individual retirement accounts … more »

A presidential executive order that could lead to investors keeping their money longer in tax-deferred retirement accounts? What’s not for investment advisors to like? Especially intriguing to advisors is the language in President Trump’s new executive order calling on the Treasury Department to review its rules for required mandatory withdrawals from 401(k) plans and IRAs. Generally, investors … more »

The rise of Betterment, Wealthfront and other “robo-advisors” has disrupted the financial advisory business. Many millennials are eschewing traditional financial advisors in favor of algorithmic, low-cost alternatives to managing their money. As Baby Boomers continue to age, the trillions of dollars in wealth they’ve accumulated will flow down to younger generations. Are financial advisors concerned … more »

It’s been 10 years since the financial crisis saw banks crumble, homes foreclosed on and portfolio values plummet. And as the global community looks back on what became a worldwide calamity, the obvious question is whether today’s investors are better prepared for the next market crash. Financial advisors believe they are. Thanks to a change … more »