The rich don't take care of their collectibles, FINRA bars Hank Mark Werner for fraud and Morgan Stanley adds Zelle to its app.

There’s a large diversity gap in asset management, The Oakley Group joins Raymond James’ Pinnacle Asset Management and David Kutcher is suing a client for defamation.

Fintech investments reached $5 billion in the second quarter, Trump's stock market bump ranks third and InvestCloud partners with Willis Towers Watson on a digital interface.

Richard Fuld rebrands firm to Matrix Private Capital Group, Morgan Stanley sued over alleged anti-semitism and Texas passes a law protecting seniors from financial fraud.

James Springer Jr. wins his defamatin case against UBS, business owners want tax reform and what to do to be productive and wealthy.

People magazine recently published photos of the “Bee Girl’s” wedding, the cost of being a family caregiver and firms with better health programs have healthier stock prices.

Sallie Krawcheck’s dos and don’ts for young women, Woodbury Financial adds Tenacity Advisory Group and a Utah financial advisor pleads guilty to fraud.

Antrel Rolle's tax attorney filed fraudulent tax returns on his behalf and kept the money, Americans biggest financial fear revealed, and Franklin Templeton names a National Retirement Plan strategist.

Wealth management needs will soar, says report, but many current wealth managers won't, commodities were the one bright investment spot last week, and Kestra Private Wealth brings on a $150 million team.

The curious case of the sell-off in MLPs, FPA NexGen picks a new president-elect and Paul Newman’s watch sets an auction record.