The Fifth Circuit pours dirt on the DOL rule’s coffin, Fiduciary Trust Charitable cuts donor-advised fund minimum and millennials are still relying on their parents for money.

Stash kills management fees for those 25 and under, MoneyLion hires Stifel’s Jon Stevenson to run its wealth management division and Fi360 acquires CFFM.

The Generations Project reveals differences in perspectives between advisors and their HNW clients, Swell launches socially responsible impact investing and advisors want more independence.

FINRA is overhauling its registration and disclosure programs, advisors aren’t worried about market volatility and how to talk to clients about betting on the World Cup.

Charitable giving surpasses $400 billion for the first time, baby boomers and millennials favor impact investing and AdvisorEngine announces back end improvements.

Ameriprise and Fidelity tie for top spot as most-trusted investment firms, millennials are mad for ETFs and South Korean hack tanks bitcoin.

Millennials don’t associate wealth as “peace of mind,” philanthropy overlooks mental health and Raymond James adds two Michigan offices.

Smarsh announces a new CEO, one third of Americans are waiting on an inheritance for financial stability and a day in the life of a financial advisor.

A majority of Americans don’t know how much they need to save for retirement, Northeast Investment Group joins Kestra and Yodlee enhances its AI Financial Wellness Solution.