Liz Skinner

Liz Skinner is Special Projects Editor for InvestmentNews and Editor of ESG Clarity US. She has been a financial reporter and editor at InvestmentNews for 10 years. Liz joined InvestmentNews after five years as a reporter for Bloomberg News, where she covered the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and other business news out of the nation’s capital. Off the clock, she’s raising two fearless girls and enjoys running, ice-skating and traveling to as many cities and beaches as possible. She has an MA in Environmental Resource Policy from George Washington University and you can connect with her on Twitter @SkinnerLiz.

Liz Skinner
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YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH OCT 11, 2013
Get comfortable meeting with clients virtually

YOUR PRACTICE FINTECH OCT 11, 2013
Get comfortable meeting with clients virtually if you want to compete

A more efficient setup still allows for personal connection — and for nationwide referrals.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 11, 2013
True grit

For female advisers, getting into the business &#8212; and getting ahead &#8212; takes grit, grind and goals but the result is often an exceptional financial pro. <i>Plus, check out the entire <a href=&quot;http://www.investmentnews.com/section/specialreport/20130728/WOMEN0728&quot;>Women in Advice</a> series</i>

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 10, 2013
Keep your 'elevator pitch' at the ready

RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 09, 2013
The 800-lb. health care gorilla in the room

Plan for potential costs in separate pool of money &#8212; and stay healthy.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 09, 2013
What to do when clients don't follow your advice

Dinner discussion turns informative as planners open up about behavioral finance.

RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 08, 2013
Financial advisers step in to help furloughed workers

Experts break down the choices available to investors hit by government shutdown

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 08, 2013
More to helping furloughed clients than you'd think

And the pain spreads beyond federal employees.

RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 04, 2013
Will older advisers pay more than younger colleagues for health care coverage?

Small-business health care plans traditionally have based rates on the average age of employees, so that older individuals in a plan benefited from lower rates if there were many younger employees.

YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 03, 2013
Client outreach underway as government closes

Client outreach is underway for many advisers now that the government is officially shuttered. And the message appears clear: the length of shutdown will dictate its impact on investment portfolios.