Advisors in California fight for back pay and commissions, investors who write down their retirement plans are more confident, and Michael Greenwald joins Tiedemann Wealth Management.

General Electric is having a bad year, the questions savvy prospects are asking of advisors, and the CFP Board has a new chair-elect.

A Minnesota financial advisor was shot in the head and killed, deals in the advisory industry slowed in the second quarter, and Ronald Blue partners with Thrivent Trust on faith-based investing.

Ed Butowsky, mired in the latest Washington scandal, has a day job as the managing partner of Chapwood Investments, economists think the "destabilizing" effect of the Glass-Steagall repeal is exaggerated, and a New Jersey advisor pleads guilty to...

A team of swindlers costs victims millions, SEC takes on fraud, group drops Cetera for Raymond James.

Raymond James takes on the West Coast, study shows your face can show your wealth, and U.K. wealth advisors are facing the same issues as U.S. advisors.

Edward Jones execs claim the top five spots in a list of 100 highest-paid executives in St. Louis, Wells Fargo finds women are better investors than men, and soccer stars top a list of highest-paid athletes.

Josh Brown dives into Bitcoin, management changes don't affect fund returns, and investors want advisors with experience.

An Atlanta advisor is charged with commodities fraud, First Citizens Bank picks Envestnet to unify its technology, and Sax Wealth Advisors adds Sterling Portfolio Management.