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Hiring an active manager to pick stocks on your behalf isn’t the best idea. Very few, if any, have provided evidence that they can generate alpha on a consistent basis.

Higher benefits resulting from a cost-of-living adjustment could be offset by bigger Medicare premiums and larger tax bills.

A new report from Carson Group taps into the knowledge of 59 female financial planning executives.

A lifetime of accumulation and growth goes up in smoke because the beneficiaries don’t know the IRA trust tax rules. Advisers can help their clients avoid such colossal blunders

The number of Americans age 85 and older is expected to top 19 million by 2050

Research claims many portfolios are misreported by managers to game rating system

How to override your lifelong anxiety about money.

Whether inclined to stay or to go, advisers owe it to their clients and themselves to pay attention to the subtle, but important, changes happening at the company

At least 27 percent of Americans are estranged from a member of their own family, and research suggests about 40 percent of Americans have experienced estrangement at some point.

Variable annuity sales surge 55% to $32.8 billion in Q2, marking the highest quarterly sales in that category in nearly six years, according to the Secure Retirement Institute