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Like most Americans who have health insurance (and most do), I’m reasonably happy with what I already have.

Savings has a new social media "friend."

I’m sure you’ve seen that commercial where a series of more-or-less everyday events and their price tags are presented.

Recently, Time magazine ran a story called “Why It's Time to Retire the 401(k).”

Next week PLANSPONSOR and PLANADVISER will open nominations for our Retirement Plan Adviser of the Year awards.

Recently the 7th Circuit responded to requests that it reconsider its opinion in the revenue-sharing/″excessive fee″ case of Hecker v. Deere.

Recently the 7th Circuit responded to requests that it reconsider its opinion in the revenue-sharing/″excessive fee″ case of Hecker v. Deere.

While it might seem difficult to look at the long-term strategy amid a financial crisis, knowing how to better operate and recruit could be crucial to an advisory...

While most high-net-worth (HNW) individuals are satisfied with their primary advisers, 13% plan to shop around for a new one, according to a study by Phoenix.

Day-to-day expenses might be top-of-mind for Americans, but they are still concerned about having a secure retirement, according to a recent survey from AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company.

Despite the tumultuous environment, most plan sponsors seem to be committed to staying the course, at least for now.

In order to adjust with the changing landscape as Baby Boomers retire, financial advisers will likely take on a broader role and compete with a wider array of...

As my wife and I drove to pick up our eldest for the Thanksgiving break, I saw something I never thought I would see again.

Recession or not, true love will cost you dearly this year.

A new report indicates that rollovers are a growing share of adviser businesses, even as they use it as an opportunity to reach beyond the initial rollover “event″.

They say that desperate times call for desperate measures.