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Young, Wealthy Americans Want to Leave a Socially Responsible Legacy

Added on July 2018 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Wealthy Americans are increasingly thinking about the effects of their money throughout their lives and beyond, according to a recent survey commissioned by RBC Wealth Management.

Kick back, relax, get smart: A financially savvy summer reading list

Added on June 2018 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: [SlideShow] The summer is here, and while we may still be waking up at 7 o’clock to start the commute to our desks, the warmer weather and longer days simply ask for us to take a few moments to ourselves — at least a few more than we might have grown accustomed to in the cold, winter months.
 

How technology is reshaping the advice business

Added on June 2018 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Two days of​ high-level talks with fintech experts, advisers, broker-dealers and custodians answered an important question for anyone looking for the perfect technology stack. It isn't out there.

Schwab Examines the Pain Points of Financial Pros

Added on June 2018 in Thought Leadership
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Summary:Schwab Independent Branch Services released its first Examining the Mindset of U.S. Financial Professionals survey, which finds that client-facing financial professionals care deeply about their work and are pleased with their jobs, yet 76% say they have experienced obstacles that have limited their success, citing lack of support and limited autonomy.

Do Investors and Advisors Have a Failure to Communicate?

Added on June 2018 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: It’s projected that there will be a $30 trillion wealth transfer in North America alone peaking between 2031 and 2045, when 10% of total wealth will transfer hands every five years, according to an 2015 Accenture study. With that in mind, OppenheimerFunds commissioned a two-year study, The Generations Project, to get a closer look at the differences between generations, in knowledge, investment product choices and what they expect from investment advisors. The results were released in mid-June.

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