Advisor News

Americans are living longer, but a new John Hancock/MIT study shows they are unprepared for those extra years.

The intent to purchase long-term-care insurance (LTCI) appears to be declining among some Americans., according to a Nationwide survey.

The likelihood of employee turnover must be considered when looking at investment options.

One of the most valuable benefits for retirement savers age 50 and older – the IRS catch-up contribution – is about to change.

Stocks hit new highs in the third quarter and artificial intelligence is fueling much of those market gains.

The question is no longer if financial professionals should use artificial intelligence in their practice, but how.

Many Gen Xers are moving closer toward retirement with a lot of uncertainty about the state of their finances.

Will you outlive your retirement savings? What are the top five states where seniors are most likely to outlive their savings?

Older Americans are aging alone, and most have not planned for household or health care assistance.

In the face of a government shutdown, investors face a familiar but unsettling question: How should they approach the markets?

October is Financial Planning Awareness Month, an opportunity for advisors to engage with existing clients and attract prospects.

Identifying niche markets and distinct prospect demographics along with unique methods to serve them.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order in August that aims to expand 401(k) options to include private equity and other alternative assets.

Households with $5 to $10 million in investable assets have a high comfort level with market volatility, a recent study finds.

The retirement savings gap and the increasing need for long-term care as the population ages are problems the U.S. cannot afford to ignore.

A Harvard graduate who told investors he could time Warren Buffett’s investments to return huge profits was actually running a Ponzi scheme, authorities said.