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Juliette Fairley

Juliette Fairley is a business and finance journalist who has written four personal finance books for John Wiley & Sons and has written for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Street and many other publications. She is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, the New York Financial Writers Association and a graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. Juliette can be reached at juliette.fairley@innfeedback.com.

Many millennial investors say ESG investing is very important to them. Analysts say millennials want to know companies they are investing in are behaving ethically.

ESG Investing in 2017: Three Things to Know

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) refers to the three central factors in measuring the sustainability and ethical impact of an investment in a company or business. And it’s a growing theory among younger investors.

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Stricter Advisor Regulations Coming

Too many investors are receiving questionable product recommendations under the guise of fiduciary advice, experts say.

Use of positive thinking can help clients better stay on track to achieve their financial goals, experts say.

Advisors Harness the Power of Positive Investing

Advisors can learn a lot about their clients and help them better prepare for financial success through the use of psychological techniques and the power of positive thinking, experts say.

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Brexit Might Yield Some UK Bargains

American investors might be looking for the door out of the international market, but advisors say now is not the time to flee.

As part of his budget message, President Barack Obama called on Congress to pass a series of initiatives aimed at making it easier for Americans to save for retirement.

Reality Check: Forced Retirement Saving Needed?

Advisory proposes a national retirement public policy framework, including auto-enrollment and multi-employer plans (MEPs). The Obama administration is working with Republicans on many of the same ideas.

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Advisors: DOL Rule Black And White With A Streak Of Gray

Advisors attending the New York Chapter’s Financial Planning Association spring meeting said although the DOL’s fiduciary rule aligns with their existing practice, there are still some unknowns about when it applies.

DOL Bulletin Hampers Social Impact Investing

Although regulatory reforms are expected to incentivize and expand social impact investing to include 401k plans eventually, a Department of Labor bulletin is hampering those efforts.