Adviser links: sudden windfalls
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Podcast host Josh Brown discusses new financial rules for artists, innovators, and misfits with AJ Ayers, author of Creative Money: New Financial Rules for Artists, Innovators, and Misfits.
Dave Nadig speaks with Barry Ritholtz about succession planning at Ritholtz Wealth Management.
Brent Sullivan interviews Srikanth Narayan, founder and CEO of Cache, regarding exchange traded funds.
Frazer Rice talks about PPLI with Jay Judas, CEO of Life Insurance Strategies Group.
The Securities and Exchange Commission will now classify Registered Investment Advisers (RIAs) managing less than $1 billion in assets as small entities, a change from the previous threshold of $25 million since 1998.
This development has significant implications for many RIAs.
Charter provider Charles Schwab is incorporating Docusign into its offerings for advisers.
Goldman Sachs is joining Carson Group as a custody partner.
Raising fees on current clients can be challenging but may be necessary at times.
The third-party adviser ranking may not be as valuable as previously thought.
Talent acquisition poses a major obstacle for RIAs looking to move upmarket.
Tax planning is essential for advisers who are not currently addressing it.
Two major adviser conferences are scheduled to coincide in 2027.
DIY investors often seek professional assistance as they approach retirement.
An overview of recent developments in adviser technology, including further restrictions on credential sharing services.
A comprehensive 2026 year-end tax planning checklist is available.
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Retirees tend to preserve their nest eggs rather than spend them down.
Updating one's beliefs is a difficult process.
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