Financial Advisors

Investors who sold during the recent market troubles are no better off than those who stayed in. They’re likely in a worse situation.

Questions remain how much of any new tax burden will be imposed by year’s end. There are, however, effective tax strategies that can be implemented now.

Gifting stocks to children can be a great way to teach them about investing and boost financial literacy.

Planning for the life of your special needs child after you’re gone can be stressful. Working with specialized professionals and companies can help.

Waiting to talk to an aging parent about their financial future until they experience cognitive decline is a mistake, say financial advisors.

If you’re able to make a charitable gift this holiday season, you’ll want to make sure your contribution has the biggest possible impact during “Giving Tuesday.”

The first thing newlyweds should do regarding money is make sure they’re on the same page financially. Here’s how four advisors help new couples get there.

With stocks in the red after Thanksgiving, investors may be tempted to take some of their money off the table. First, they should consider this math.

There are several ways to get a jump-start on the upcoming tax season, according to top financial advisors. Here are some steps for taxpayers.

A deferred compensation plan can be a powerful employment benefit to accelerate savings and reduce taxes. But they aren’t without tradeoffs. Here are some tips.

Newly widowed women seeking guidance on money matters should work with a financial advisor who understands their unique needs and goals.

It’s never too early to start working with a financial advisor, say experts who specialize in teaching college graduates how to handle life’s financial hurdles.

In past financial crises, many investors changed their behaviors, sometimes for the better, other times not. Financial professionals can help investors plan.

Sound financial planning may be the last thing on your mind when your marriage ends — particularly if it ends in conflict — but it may never be more valuable.

From housing to jobs, military veterans face a world completely different from their active-duty lives.

Here’s where experts say you should tilt your investments as prices continue to pick up.

Younger women are narrowing the gender investing gap, with 71% now doing so outside of retirement accounts, according to a Fidelity survey.

As sustainable investing continues to grow, women are taking the lead as investors, industry decision-makers and corporate executives.

Research shows managing clients’ emotions boosts returns more than most other financial-advice services. Investors don’t necessarily see it that way.

When the oldest baby boomers turn 80 in 2025, they will be among those who may need more support and services, and the burden will be heaviest for their kids.