Middle-income households are generally applying strong retirement savings habits and behaviors, according to a recent survey.
Americans held $33 trillion in individual retirement accounts in 2022, and many of those IRA holders have yet to withdraw their funds and pay taxes on them.
Workers at smaller companies (61%) would be more likely to jump ship for better financial benefits, compared to 58% and 53% of workers at midsize and large businesses.
A new survey sheds light on the challenges retirees encounter in managing withdrawals from their retirement savings.
When financial advisors change firms, it appears the grass is greener on the other side.
As the new year approaches, Americans are prioritizing financial health in their resolutions, with many focused on debt reduction and money management, according to CFP Board’s latest research, Debt and New Year’s Resolutions Report.
While a recent study credits employers for helping improve workers’ financial health, financial advisors also can assist clients in this way.
fter living through previous financial crises and now balancing dual caregiving roles for children and aging family members, Generation X investors are feeling significant financial strain.
For those working with investors who are planning a conversion, year-end can be a smart time to consider such a move
The majority of Americans are working toward paying off debt and many worry that their debt will affect their financial future, according to the 2024 Annual Retirement Study from Allianz Life.
Social prospecting involves being in the right place, making new social connections, getting to know people over time and introducing business when appropriate. It starts with that initial conversation.
How you can keep taxes from taking a bite out of your client’s retirement portfolio.
Year end is a great time to make sure retirement savings strategies are optimized.
Social cultivation is the name of the game when it comes to developing relationships with wealthy prospects.
Financial advisory practices that incorporate comprehensive services, including a written financial plan, are more successful.
An advisor is forming a coalition of professionals to support underserved groups and said he was inspired to do so by the Nov. 5 election results and concerns from clients about what policy changes a new administration and a new Congress could mean for them.
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The post-election period provides advisors to engage in a discussion with their clients on financial issues that are impacted by the election and issues that are not.
While we should take the president-elect at his word and trust that he will do everything he can to ensure promises made will be promises kept, there are known unknowns.
Whether they have an advisor or not, men and younger generations are more likely to seek financial advice from social media.
