The Daily Brief

Pivotal Planning Group serves high-net-worth families and employer retirement plans for small businesses.

Many advisors prioritize time management and growth, yet they’re foregoing minimums and holding onto unprofitable clients, according to a Facet Wealth survey.

The wealth management firm born from the Rockefeller & Co. family office continues to hire and expand, eyeing $100 billion in assets.

In addition, the firm announces a new integration with Genivity meant to help advisors working with clients on planning for healthcare costs later in life.

'We don't have any kind of real competition in the market," said Rajini Kodialam, Focus Financial Partners' co-founder and COO.

Advisors are taking advantage of the one big tax break that hasn’t disappeared—deductions for charitable giving, according to a new survey by Fidelity Charitable.

Seelaus, managers of portfolios of mortgage-backed securities, expands with acquisition of RIA Sterling Wealth Advisors.

Digital account opening made simpler through completed integrations with TD Ameritrade and Schwab, more on the way.

While investors believe they will need an average of $1.7 million for retirement, a new survey from Schwab Retirement Plan Services suggests employee investments may not be addressing that need.

HSA assets continue to grow, with Denevir estimating they will top $75 billion by 2020.