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Betterment Allies With Fidelity to Launch Betterment Institutional for Advisors

Added on October 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Betterment, the four-year-old robo-advisor, announced Wednesday the launch of Betterment Institutional, which will provide advisors with a self-branded, automated platform to serve existing clients and attract new clients with Betterment’s investing, tax harvesting and automated rebalancing offerings.

Advisors: What Boomers Want From You

Added on October 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: A majority of Americans nearing retirement are eyeing financial advisors for help with planning for the costs of health care.

Custodians jump into the robo game

Added on October 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Custodians, those longtime third-party guardians of customer securities, are launching new products that give traditional registered investment advisers the technology to compete against so-called robo-advisers.

Three ways top-performing firms stand out

Added on October 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Each year, InvestmentNews' benchmarking series looks at how top-performing firms rise above market conditions and industry competition to set themselves apart. This year's study — the InvestmentNews 2014 Financial Performance Study of Advisory Firms — is no different.

1 in 4 Gen Yers Trust 'No One' for Financial Advice

Added on October 2014 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: People starting their careers often worry about their finances, and many don’t know whom to trust for advice, according to a study published Wednesday by Fidelity Investments. Thirty-three percent of survey participants in the 25-to-34 age group — millennials or Gen Yers — identified their parents as the top choice as advisors on money matters, but 23% said they trusted “no one” when it came to advice about money, making this the second most common response.

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