Like many recent college graduates, in his early 20s, Andrew Koerner threw a backpack over his shoulder and explored the world for six and a half months. His wife of 20 years, who is from the Dominican Republic, made a similar trip
Fay and Robert DeBellis decided when they were married in 1996 that they wanted charitable giving to be a component of their joint financial plan
If you need a little distraction from the doom and gloom of daily headlines, a little something to inspire you to keep pushing yourself to reach a personal best, you may find it here in our 29th annual Outstanding Advisor Award winners
John Ledford is one of the new breed of philanthropists, in that he loans money directly to poor people in emerging-market countries. Lending entrepreneurs money may not sound so philanthropic, but it actually is in developing countries where...
Roger Green considers his profession an ongoing community service project, educating the citizens of Duluth and surrounding communities in order to help them better plan for their futures
Linda Fitz is well known in the financial services community as co-founder of Kochis Fitz, created in 1991. (The firm then merged with Quintile in 2008 to create Aspiriant, based in San Francisco.)
In the current environment, it might make more sense for your clients to take Social Security payments sooner rather than later
In early 2006, Jack Schecter was diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma. Perhaps finally diagnosed would be a more apt description
Todd Butson is cursed. Anytime someone asks for a volunteer or help, I have to step up to the job