It was just two months ago that Financial Planning Association President Paul Auslander was suggesting that the organization was ready for fresh views on its future—a new chief executive, for example, didn’t necessarily have to come from withi...
Ron Rhoades’ decision to step down as chair-elect of NAPFA may have been inevitable, but industry observers view his compliance error as a relatively minor mistake.
Amid the summer doldrums, twelve industry big wigs have signed a letter calling for Congress, the SEC, and the DOL to extend the fiduciary standard to those who give investment advice. But will their effort pay off?
