INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

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Native Intelligence

by Mary Rowland

Dennis Gibb's business with Native Americans keeps growing, and so do his ideas about how financial advisors should be paid.

Efficient Rebalancing

by David Lawrence

Here are some ideas to make the job easier when you have to check under the hood and tune up those portfolios.

ADVISOR EMPORIUM

Capital Analysts Relocating To Cincinnati Capital Analysts Inc...

FRONTLINE NEWS

Deal Activity Picks Up Financial advisory firmsZ seeking the best price for their practice might want to look outward rather than inward...

What You Don't Know Can Hurt You

by Ken Weber

Plan sponsors are blind to the real costs of their companies' 401(k) plans

A New Life For Insurance

by Mary Rowland

A movement seeks to make life insurance and annuities understandable and transparent. Lower premiums are good, too.

What's Your Retirement Brand?

by Tracey Longo

Investors are fleeing brokers who don't discuss retirement income with them.

Corporate Executives Need Special Treatment

by Hannah Shaw Grove and Russ Alan Prince

Younger than most affluent subsegments, executives need professional assistance with diversification and risk management.

Help Wanted

by Andrew Gluck

Here are two vendors who may make a difference to advisors' bottom line and peace of mind.

A Velvet Niche

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National Retirement Partners, a network of retirement-focused advisors, has raised its game and clinched its own broker-dealer.

IRAs That Are Outside The Box

by Marla Brill

Self-directed IRAs allow clients to decide where they want their IRA money to play. But watch out for sand traps.

Learning To Live With Annuities

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Many planners hate them, but they may be attractive for clients with longer lives.

Helping Clients Grow 529 Plans Faster

by Tracey Longo

More advisors' clients are maxing out on 529 plans, driving first-year contributions into the six-figure range.

The Financially Illiterate Spouse

by Dave J. Drucker

How do you plan for a couple when one spouse won't participate?

Retirement Whiplash

by Mitch Anthony

The question is, how does a retiree maintain an active, challenging life? The answer is, never stop.

Preserving Clients' Life Stories

by Mary Rowland

Financial advisors are in a unique position to help clients preserve their legacies as human beings, as well as their money.

Shifting Into High Gear

by Robert Casey

The average firm in our annual RIA survey grew revenue 25% last year.

Are SMAs Appetizing For 401(k) plans?

by Sydney LeBlanc

401(k) plan sponsors now can serve them up on their investment menu.

Plan Gets Stamp Of Approval

by Eric L. Reiner

Cash-balance plans let successful business owners save more.

Hailing For A Chief

by David J. Drucker

When it comes time to hire a COO and no one on your staff qualifies, where do you find one?

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