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Aguilar, TD's Schweiss Discuss How an SEC Fiduciary Rule Could Work

Added on December 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: As the Labor Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission coordinate regarding a uniform fiduciary standard, industry officials are weighing in on the likely outcome of an SEC rule, but don’t see movement on such a rulemaking until the agency has a full commission.

Custodians Offer High Tech Goodies

Added on December 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: RIA-facing financial technology is rapidly advancing, pushed by innovative start-ups and new evolutions in consumer technology. What’s driving the change is that custodians sense the need to create more powerful platforms to serve a broadening RIA client base. Custodians are becoming technological curators for advisors, providing front-office tools for their clientele and offering integrations to help advisors work seamlessly across different tasks.

Video What's around the corner in wealth management?

Added on December 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: You’re familiar with how wealth management is changing thanks to robo advisors, big data analytics and even artificial intelligence.

9 amazing conference speakers from 2017

Added on December 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Across the landscape of industry conferences, some presentations stand out compared to others.

My Life as a Client: Only as Strong as Your Weakest Link

Added on December 2017 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: For years, I contributed the maximum to my 401(k). During that time, I left one employer and then a company where I was working was sold. So, I rolled the money over to Fidelity, making the allocation decisions myself. I had another account that I managed myself very conservatively, mostly in cash. Then about 10 years ago, I realized that, other than my apartment, that account was my biggest asset, and it was time to get professional advice. I was around 50.

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