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• Cover Story

• Building Your 529 Business

  By Arnella J. Forde

  A five-pronged approach for college savings plan success.

• Peak Performance

• Like A Stock, But Different

  By Carl Resnick

  Understanding the Dynamics of ETF Liquidity, Pricing, and Trading

• The Flows And Performance Story

  By Jeff Tjornehoj

  Did investors do a good job of picking funds during the financial crisis?

The Asset Class

• Domestic Stocks In A Global Portfolio

  By Jerry Webman

  Ignoring U.S. stocks could cut you off from some of the best values available.

Managed Money

• Manage Wealth, Not Just Returns

  By Lee Gjertsen

  A portfolio may be large but if it doesn't match up with the client's values, it's not working.

• Street Scene

• The Three Sector Strategy

  By Elizabeth Wine

  Cautious investors, looking to boost returns should consider sectors representing different economic cycles.

The Wealth Industry

• The New Client Referral Pipeline: Co-Hosted Workshops

  By Steve Garmhausen

  Inviting accountants, bankers and other influential people to bring their strategic partners to your events is the key to success.

By The Rules

• FINRA To Delve Deeper Into Firms' Financial Data

  By Lorie Konish

  Regulator changes exam process to spend more time at branches.

5 Questions

• Five Questions With Michael J. Woods

  By Lorie Konish

  The CEO and head of distribution for DWS Investments Americas discusses new products and how the industry can better meet changing retirement needs.

• Street Talk

Who's News

• Who's News

  By Editorial Staff

• Your Practice

Client Marketing

• How to Avoid 12 Big Marketing Mistakes

  By Todd Colbeck

  Ignoring your marketing efforts for administrative work can be detrimental

Compliance

• The Perception Of Privacy

  By Alan J. Foxman

  Our legal expert answers questions on company-issued tablet devices.

• The Wealthy Retiree

The Next Phase

• The Risk Of Living Too Long

  By J. Graydon Coghlan

  Saving for retirement is just the tip of the iceberg for your clients. Planning for living a longer life is another thing altogether.

Estate Planning

• A Generational Retirement Shift

  By Keith J. Weber

  What do you tell the 55-year-old who's burned out but looking at another 15 to 20 years of work?