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The 10 Most-Overused Clichés in Wealth Management

Added on March 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: You ever hear a financial pundit say, “Sell in May and go away,” or “Be fearful when others are greedy?” If these phrases elicit an eye roll, you may be onto something. Such phrases have become so overused in our industry that they’ve lost their meaning.

Advisers can — and must — help improve financial literacy in America

Added on March 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: The United States is one of the richest countries in the world, yet many of its citizens are woefully ignorant about the nuts and bolts of such financial vehicles as loans and retirement savings plans. In fact, a Standard & Poor's survey ranked the U.S. No. 14 globally in terms of its citizens' financial literacy and rated just 57% of U.S. adults financially literate.

Voices Should FPA's local chapters just secede?

Added on February 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: By now, most of you know that the Financial Planning Association has launched an ambitious initiative which aims to dissolve 88 chapter affiliation agreements and turn those local chapters/state organizations into branches of the Denver home office. And if you’ve been reading my Inside Information blog or Michael Kitces’s Nerd’s Eye View posts, you know we think this has the potential to do great harm to the FPA.

Outsourcing is route to greater growth, Fidelity study finds

Added on February 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Outsourcing key functions — including investment management, information technology and legal and compliance — is the route to greater growth, say advisory firms who outsource, according to a new study by Fidelity.

Middle-aged and out of work: When clients over 50 lose their jobs, advisers become a lifeline

Added on February 2019 in Thought Leadership
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Summary: Gail House was forced into retirement last year at age 58, after serving two decades as the principal safety manager for her Orlando, Fla., employer.​

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