• September 2010

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  • Cover Story

  • Debating The Retirement Challenge

    Experts from the biggest financial companies discuss the retirement hurdles that you and your clients are facing and what needs to be done right now.

  • Peak Performance

  • The Asset Class

  • Lost (and Found) In Translation

    By Tim Knepp

    The global exchange market dwarfs global GDP in size - and your clients are getting more interested in it.

  • Managed Money

  • Gaining From Your Losses Without Inflicting Costs

    By Lee Chertavian and Ron Pruitt

    Realizing losses simply to offset possible gains in the future is a questionable strategy, especially in actively managed accounts.

  • Street Scene

  • The Wealth Industry

  • Talent Shortage Grips Firms As Financial Advisors Age

    By Aarti N. Maharaj, Howard J. Stock

    The war for talent leaves industry with a lack of new blood as veterans get set to leave.

  • By The Rules

  • Denying Advisors A Legal Forum

    By Mark Astarita

    If the SEC prohibits arbitration agreements for investors, it surely must apply the same logic to FINRA rules which require employees to arbitrate their disputes.

  • 5 Questions

  • Five Questions With Amy Strong

    By Aarti N. Maharaj

    The senior analyst at Financial Research Corp. discusses how to position portfolios this year and next.

  • Street Talk

  • Who's News

  • Who's News

    By Editorial Staff
  • Your Practice

  • Client Marketing

  • The Power Of Longevity

    By Gerri Leder

    By Gerri Leder Staying power doesn't mean you can get cozy in the cobwebs, instead, pit that experience against your competition.

  • Compliance

  • Ponzi Schemes And Problems Paying Fines

    By Alan J. Foxman

    Our legal expert answers your questions.

  • OWS Case Study

  • Why Risk It?

    By Allan Flader

    Your client's risk profile may not be painting the whole picture you need.

  • Corporate Culture

  • Talking 'Bout The Generations

    By Bill Willis

    The clients of the future are Gen X and Gen Y. But most advisors are boomers and they'll be the ones forced to change their ways.

  • The Wealthy Retiree

  • The Next Phase

  • Here Today, Here Tomorrow - New Sources Of Income For Retirement

    By Matthew Leung

    As traditional income sources dwindle, advisors look to guaranteed income annuities to help fund their clients' golden years.

  • Estate Planning

  • Reaping The Tax Benefits Of Charitable Gift Annuities

    By Meryl R. Cosentino

    Enhancing your relationship with your clients starts with their causes.

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