Andrew Osterland is a business writer, specializing in personal finance and taxes.
Andrew Osterland is a business writer, specializing in personal finance and taxes.
As the nation's financial advisors start to age out of the workplace, the industry is facing the fact that the number of graduates from university and college financial planning programs won't come near to replacing them.
The advisor survey from the Financial Planning Association reveals advisors are upbeat about the economy, still like passive investing and are interested in cannabis-related holdings but remain skeptical about cryptocurrencies.
Financial advisors are turning to sophisticated and accessible financial-planning software to deliver on the promise of "holistic financial planning" for their clients.
A recent survey found that financial advisors are more stressed out than their investor clients. Asked to evaluate stress levels in their lives, 71% of advisors said they experience moderate or high negative stress, compared to 63% of investors.
Struggling with tax debt? There are moves you can make to reduce the impact of unpaid taxes on your life, credit and financial well-being. Here are five tips to lessen that burden.
If you're having trouble filing your tax return by the deadline, get a six-month extension. IRS Form 4868 takes about five minutes to complete.
While the IRS has had recent success combating tax return fraud, the responsibility to protect personal information begins with taxpayers. How not to become a victim.
The bulk of the things you could do reduce your tax bill for last year expired on Dec. 31. But not all of them. There are still a number of steps taxpayers can take to help reduce the bite on April 15.
For most of the last 10 years, fixed-income investors have not had to worry about liquidity. But as volatility has surged, first in stocks and now in credit markets, liquidity is starting to dry up across segments of the corporate bond markets.
Keeping asset values high and preserving the wealth effect that has fueled consumer and corporate spending is crucial to the health of the economy.
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