Making that first million is always the hardest, but for millionaire retirees, it's not that big a deal, according to a new Ameriprise Financial survey. The study, of 432 millionaire retirees, found that 40 percent felt that passing seven fig...

(Bloomberg) -- Wall Street is getting the memo: donating to the Trump-Pence ticket may be more trouble than it’s worth...

Charitable. | Copyright Ronald Martinez, Getty Images Houston is home to the top charities in the United States for the second year in a row, according to Charity Navigator's 2016 Metro Market Study. The survey compared the median performances...

The ranks of Certified Financial Planners just crossed 75,000, the CFP Board announced Tuesday. The CFP designation dates back to 1973, when the first group completed a course at the College for Financial Planning. In 1985, the College create...

(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. presidential election is nine weeks away, but Wall Street has already chosen a winner: itself...

St. Jude Medical Inc. filed a lawsuit against short-seller Muddy Waters, MedSec and related companies as well as three executives at the firms...

More than two-thirds of RIAs will emphasize efficiency in order to drive the growth of their business, according to The FA Insight Study of Advisory Firms: Growth By Design, an annual research report published by TD Ameritrade...

There’s a common misconception that smaller RIA firms, those under $300 million in assets under management, are on a path to extinction. The general message is, if your small firm isn’t dead yet, it will be soon...

(Bloomberg View) -- Financial crises are becoming more frequent as markets and the rules that govern them grow ever more complex. New research suggests that this is no coincidence -- and that a simpler system would be a lot more resilient...