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• Cover Story

• Counseling Clients Through Mental Illness

  By Lorie Konish

  Personal experience has prompted one Ameriprise advisor and his team to build an unexpected niche.

• Features

• REITs: Looking Sweet on the Balance Sheet

  By Dave Lindorff

  But can they keep their stellar performance going?

• The Top 10 Branch Managers of The Year

  By Editorial Staff

  Introducing the leaders who helped their advisors and firms meet the challenges of 2011.

• Peak Performance

• ETFs Prove Their Mettle

  By Donna Mitchell

  Encouraged by strengthening fundamentals, ETF investors are riding calculated risks to fatter returns.

• The Emerging Markets Push

  By Matthew Lemieux

  Greater distribution of wealth in undeveloped nations offers more options to diversify portfolios.

The Asset Class

• Muni Bonds Thrive

  By Tommy Fernandez

  More money is chasing fewer coupons. Bargains are going fast.

• Street Scene

• Krawcheck Lands At Gold Bullion International

  By Matt Ackermann

  Former B of A executive joins four-person advisory board

The Wealth Industry

• Wealth Firms Need to Sharpen Their Consumer Focus

  By Lorie Konish

  John Thiel of Merrill Lynch points to Apple's innovative marketing

By The Rules

• Seeking a More Livable Volcker Rule

  By John D'Antona Jr.

  The brokerage industry wants simpler language and other modifications.

5 Questions

• Five Questions With Daniel Kahneman

  By Michelle Lodge

  Nobel prize laureate/author of Thinking, Fast and Slow discusses the book and how it can be applied to financial advisers.

• Street Talk

Who's News

• Who's News

  By Editorial Staff

• Your Practice

Client Marketing

• The Reactivation Plan

  By Todd Colbeck

  Here's how to turn inactive clients into productive ones.

Compliance

• All Tied Up

  By Alan J. Foxman

  State regulators may frown on discounting fees, if you are tying them to activity level.

Corporate Culture

• The Bank Perspective

  By Bill Willis

  Bank brokerage programs have changed and evolved into powerhouses in their own right.

• The Wealthy Retiree

The Next Phase

• The Retirement Touchstone

  By John Diehl

  Advisors must realistically assess their clients' readiness for life after work.