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Financial advisor specialists who truly understand the circumstances of clients with unique needs or interests can offer tremendous value.
Some financial advisors weigh in on what they think New York Yankees Derek Jeter should do next as he enters retirement.
Financial advisors who opt to target client segments with whom they closely identify are finding fulfillment and profit in their endeavours.
The rise of the modern sports industry could be the reason why many pro athletes find themselves in financial turmoil.
Most advisors are generalists, but some take advice to the next level by focusing on specific niches, such as doctors or gay couples.
Advisors focused on Gen X and Gen Y clients are blazing trails, creating new fee and service models to serve this large demographic.
Advisors focusing on women clients only are seeing big returns, as studies show a growing number of females beginning to outearn men.
Muslim financial advisors are tapping into the U.S. Islamic finance market by helping clients invest in religiously suitable ways.
Generalists are feeling pressure to specialize as studies reveal exponential growth rates for advisors offering more personalized services.
Morningstar's sustainability rating can help you tell whether companies are toeing the line when it comes to environment, social and governance factors. Here's a look at some of the funds that come out on top in 2018.
Investments in real assets, whether on the equity side or the debt side, offer seemingly endless options for fixed income. If you can build it or finance it, you can invest in it.
Some Americans ages 45 and up are managing to save $1 out of every $5 — and retiring earlier. Here's what they're doing differently from the average investor.
Rising Risks looks at the real estate impact of rising tides and increasingly extreme weather.
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