What's not clear is how many FiNet advisors will feel the sting of the fee increase.
Schwab Charitable reported its donors increased their giving by 8%, or nearly $350 million, to more than $5 billion in its fiscal year 2023.
Some wealth managers simply don't see a holiday card to clients as being sufficient to show their appreciation. They want to give something more.
Philanthropic discussions with clients over issues close to their hearts can only deepen that relationship.
Advisory Services Network's business development director, Trey Prescott, talks to InvestmentNews.
Demand for paid financial advice is at a high level and rising, survey data show.
Advisors highlight strategies to ensure that clients are ready and help those battling the disease.
Adoption of emerging structures such as interval funds and BDCs remains low.
'We all have too much to lose in reputation,' warns one CEO. 'It’s not worth it.'
Attending to advisor well-being, starting with onboarding, helps advisors weather the inevitable storms that come with managing other people’s money in an unpredictable world.
Advisors, employers and DAFs can make everyone a philanthropist.
Carson Group report reveals how culture changes are required to move the needle on gender diversity.
The firm's platform offers around 2,000 customized products from some 150 asset managers, tapping into rising demand for bespoke portfolios.
Before kissing 2023 goodbye, advisors had better check a few things off their to-do lists.
AssetMark's Sara Paulson highlights why advisors should be using turnkey asset management platforms.
The investment advisory firm is highly diverse and will never need a DEI initiative, co-founder says
With interest rates rising, it's more challenging to make the case for clients having a mortgage or other collateralized loan.
A recent survey shows clients were more likely to talk to their advisors about 'responsible investing' than 'ESG investing.'
On the surface, there isn't much difference, but results people get from planning services can vary wildly.
While it may seem ‘safer’ to stay put, there are risks that many advisors are unaware of.
