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2026-06-08 to 2026-06-22 · last 14 days · 120 articles
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Pontera · Jun 22 ·Retirement planning → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

Pontera | Infrastructure for modern, connected retirement planning

What it says. Learn how to manage and grow retirement accounts more efficiently, supporting clients through various life changes and market conditions.

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InvestmentNews · Jun 21 ·Retirement planning → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

Retirement planning gets more defensive

What it says. Allianz Life is expanding tools to help financial professionals balance growth potential with greater downside control for investors nearing retirement.

As volatility and sequence risk weigh on investors nearing retirement, Allianz Life is expanding tools designed to help financial professionals balance growth potential with greater downside control…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 21 ·Retirement planning → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Who builds the income when the pension disappears?

What it says. Dan Biagini of American Equity explores how advisors are adapting retirement income strategies in a changing market, including the impact of pension declines and interest rate resets.

Dan Biagini of American Equity says the steady decline of pensions, longer lifespans and a reset in interest rates are rewriting how advisors build retirement income…

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TheStreet · Jun 21 ·Platform expansion → Saturday Go LongFIT 3

Schwab plots S&P 500 prediction markets push with Cboe

What it says. Schwab enters prediction markets with Cboe partnership, capitalizing on billions in sector trading volume and positioning itself competitively in emerging asset classes.

Major financial firms are racing to enter the prediction market space after the sector generated billions in trading volume over the past year.  Charles Schwab, which oversees $11.77 trillion in client assets across 39.1 million active brokerage accounts, is now preparing its own entry into ...…

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TheStreet · Jun 21 ·Mortgage planning → Saturday Go LongFIT 4

Dave Ramsey, Fidelity clash on key mortgage advice

What it says. Dave Ramsey and Fidelity offer conflicting mortgage affordability guidance as rates hover near 6.5% and housing payments hit year-high levels, giving advisors talking points for client conversations.

If you are struggling to decide whether you can afford to buy a house, you're not alone. Mortgage rates are still hovering around 6.5%, home prices are rising, and the median housing payment is at its highest point in a year. So, how do you know whether you could afford mortgage payments if you ...…

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TheStreet · Jun 21 ·Market outlook → Daily BriefFIT 4

Wells Fargo revamps S&P 500 target for the rest of 2026

What it says. Wells Fargo raises S&P 500 target for 2026 rest-of-year, signaling shift in Wall Street sentiment despite sticky inflation and Fed caution.

Investors were preparing for a far more cautious Wall Street, with sticky inflation figures and a Fed that refused to give markets the rate-cut signal they wanted. Wells Fargo just switched up that setup. The bank just revamped its S&P 500 view for the rest of 2026, TheFly noted, citing ...…

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CNBC Finance · Jun 21 ·Alternative assets → Saturday Go LongFIT 3HNW 3

The new oil? Inside the effort to turn AI computing power into a tradeable commodity

What it says. AI computing power is emerging as a tradeable commodity through futures contracts, creating a new asset class that sophisticated investors and HNW clients may want to understand.

AI compute futures could eventually rival some of the world's largest commodity markets, Silicon Data's Carmen Li believes.…

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TheStreet · Jun 21 ·Housing market → Saturday Go LongFIT 3

Opendoor CEO warns housing market has stopped working

What it says. Opendoor CEO highlights structural housing-market dysfunction: inventory stalled, rates high, older homeowners locked in place, creating client planning challenges around real estate and downsizing.

There’s a problem with the housing market. Homes are coming onto the market, yet many residences are sitting idle. Buyers seek relief, but mortgage rates are still high enough to make monthly payments difficult. Older homeowners who may otherwise downsize are staying put, because moving could mean ...…

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MarketWatch · Jun 21 ·Fed policy, market outlook → Daily BriefFIT 3

This bull market isn’t going to end because of Fed rate hikes under Warsh

What it says. Trump's Fed chair pick Kevin Warsh may use rate-hike threats rather than actual increases to manage markets, suggesting the current bull run could persist through his tenure.

Trump-selected Fed chair Kevin Warsh may hope the threat of rate hikes is enough. But stocks might gain ground if he does. Past rate-hike cycles can be a guide.…

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TheStreet · Jun 21 ·Concentrated stock risk → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

Michael Burry sees a $3 trillion problem with SpaceX

What it says. Michael Burry flags $3 trillion valuation concern with SpaceX IPO, raising questions about founder-driven company risk and concentrated-stock exposure for HNW investors.

SpaceX already nailed its first test stock market test. The tough question is whether investors can detach the stock from the company. Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite, and artificial intelligence company has become one of the most controversial new listings on the market after a record-breaking ...…

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TheStreet · Jun 21 ·Housing market reset → Daily BriefFIT 4

Morgan Stanley says homebuyers face a harsh reset

What it says. Morgan Stanley warns homebuyers' wait-and-see strategy is built on false assumptions as rates and prices stabilize at higher levels, reshaping client real-estate and savings planning.

The plan millions of aspiring homeowners are running, waiting for rates to fall, prices to ease, and the market to open up, is built on an assumption that no longer holds. Sarah Wolfe, a senior economist and strategist at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, argues in a June 16, 2026, report that the ...…

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Fortune · Jun 21 ·Wealth tax, HNW policy → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

The union behind California’s billionaire tax is blinking, but Gavin Newsom wants to inflict total defeat

What it says. California billionaire tax faces union opposition despite $118M donor campaign led by Sergey Brin; Newsom pushes for passage, raising stakes for HNW tax planning.

Sergey Brin alone donated $82 million to defeat the measure — from a committee of fewer than a dozen donors that raised $118 million total.…

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MarketWatch · Jun 21 ·Tax deductions, home modification → Saturday Go LongFIT 4

I’m spending $170,000 to upgrade my home for my aging parents. Can I get tax breaks?

What it says. Homeowner explores whether $170,000 in accessibility upgrades for a disabled parent qualify for medical or dependent-care tax deductions.

“Given that at least half of the remodeling cost is to accommodate my disabled mother, I’m wondering if some of this may be tax deductible.”…

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AdvisorHub · Jun 21 ·Practice management, AI adoption → Saturday Go LongFIT 4

The ‘Mass Affluent’ Are Losing Their Allure for Wealth Managers Navigating AI

What it says. Wealth managers are shifting focus away from mass-affluent clients as AI tools make serving this segment less economically attractive, signaling a potential market realignment for advisors managing $1M–$5M portfolios.

The post The ‘Mass Affluent’ Are Losing Their Allure for Wealth Managers Navigating AI appeared first on AdvisorHub.…

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GOBankingRates · Jun 21 ·Retirement planning, cost of living → Saturday Go LongFIT 4

How Far $1.5 Million Plus Social Security Goes Toward Retirement in Your State

What it says. State-by-state analysis of how long $1.5M lasts in retirement combined with Social Security; directly applicable to retirement income planning conversations.

Many Americans can only dream of building a $1.5 million nest egg to supplement their Social Security benefits -- and even that much may not guarantee lifelong financial security, depending on where you live.A new GOBankingRates analysis highlights just how dramatically costs vary across the country. In the most expens…

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GOBankingRates · Jun 21 ·Life insurance education → Saturday Go LongFIT 4

24 Life Insurance Terms That Can Save You Money and Confusion

What it says. Glossary of 24 life insurance terms explaining coverage, cost, and policy mechanics; essential reference for advisors explaining policies to clients.

Life insurance provides a cash benefit to your beneficiaries when you die, but the industry is full of terms that can affect how much coverage you get, what you pay and how your policy works. Understanding those terms before you buy — or when reviewing an existing policy — can help you avoid confusion, compare...…

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GOBankingRates · Jun 21 ·Portfolio allocation, retirement → Saturday Go LongFIT 4

The Retirement Portfolio Experts Say Works Best After Age 50

What it says. Recommends portfolio allocation strategy shift for investors age 50+ as retirement approaches; directly relevant to mid-market retirement planning.

Retirement planning tends to follow a simple formula: save consistently, invest for growth and let time do the heavy lifting. But somewhere in your 50s, that formula needs to shift as retirement comes closer. Learn More: How To Turn $100K Into a Million: Your Step-by-Step Guide  Find Out: 10 Clever Ways Retirees Are Ea…

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MarketWatch · Jun 21 ·Wealth transfer, family dynamics → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 3

‘We are habitually frugal’: My wife and I have money. How do we help our children without ruining their independence?

What it says. Affluent parents seek strategies to help adult children financially without enabling dependency or undermining their independence.

“Partly due to some mental-health issues, they may continue to go through life living paycheck to paycheck, or worse.”…

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CNBC Finance · Jun 21 ·Fed policy → Daily BriefFIT 4

'Regime change but in a velvet glove': How Kevin Warsh has set out to remake the Fed

What it says. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is implementing structural changes to Federal Reserve operations that will affect interest rates, inflation expectations, and portfolio positioning for advisors' clients.

The first big announced changes point toward a quiet revolution, with task forces set up to rethink virtually everything done at the Fed.…

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CNBC Financial Advisor · Jun 20 ·Private equity exposure → Saturday Go LongFIT 3

Retirement savers may own SpaceX — or soon will — and not even know it

What it says. Retail and mid-market retirement savers may have indirect SpaceX exposure through mutual funds and ETFs without realizing it, raising questions about concentration risk and disclosure that advisors should discuss with clients.

Investors who missed the SpaceX IPO may already have exposure to the stock through mutual funds, ETFs or retirement accounts.…

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Kitces · Jun 17 ·Tax planning → Saturday Go LongFIT 4HNW 3

Tax-Aware Long-Short Investing: Not Just A Tax Overlay, But A Risk-Managed (Active) Investment Strategy

What it says. Kitces discusses a tax-aware long-short investing strategy that combines active management with risk mitigation, useful for advisors working with high-net-worth clients.

Tax-loss harvesting can be an effective way to reduce investment income in a taxable portfolio, by selling positions at a loss and reinvesting the proceeds in similar securities (but not identical ones, to avoid wash sale rules negating the loss) – which creates a loss for tax purposes that can offset gains from elsewh…

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Morningstar · Jun 16 ·Client behavior and expectations → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

Is a Client Who Fired Their Financial Advisor a Red Flag? What Advisors Should Know | Morningstar

What it says. Clients who have fired their financial advisor are not inherently a red flag, but they do require a slightly different approach in client conversations.

Imagine meeting with a prospective client for the first time. After a bit of small talk with “Evie,” you realize she already has a solid understanding of financial topics and the role of a financial advisor. She also already has a decent plan in place and a considerable amount of assets. The catch: Evie had a financial…

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WealthManagement.com · Jun 16 ·Financial Planning Education → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

Young Financial Advisors Want Mentorship Over Sales

What it says. Young financial advisors are prioritizing training and professional development over sales, according to a recent research report from the Wealth Management EDGE conference.

Keys to building a sustainable, profitable and impactful business. Students seeking careers in wealth management prioritize training and professional development, according to a research report released last week at the Wealth Management EDGE conference. Just don’t ask them to sell financial products. June 16, 2026 The…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 16 ·401(k) & Retirement Plans → Daily BriefFIT 3

Auto-enrollment, retirement plan adoption rates hit new highs in 2025, says Vanguard

What it says. Vanguard reports new highs in auto-enrollment and retirement plan adoption rates, with some areas needing improvement.

The titanic asset manager's latest "How America Saves" shows wins in 401(k) plan design, employee participation, and savings rates, with dark spots in hardship withdrawals and company stock.…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 16 ·Estate Planning & Family Succession → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

Lost in transition: Why family fortunes rarely survive the second generation, and what to do about it

What it says. This article discusses the challenges of maintaining family fortunes and the importance of estate planning.

Beyond a legal risk management exercise, estate planning is a gateway conversation that connects generations and casts the advisor as a trusted guide.…

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Kitces · Jun 16 ·RIA M&A → Wealth DeskFIT 5HNW 3

Training Next-Gen Advisors In Business Development By Getting Really Clear About Who They Serve And How They Help: #FASuccess Ep 494 With Kristin Harad

What it says. Kristin Harad discusses how to train next-gen advisors in business development by clearly defining their target market and value proposition.

Welcome everyone! Welcome to the 494th episode of the Financial Advisor Success Podcast! My guest on today's podcast is Kristin Harad. Kristin is the founder of Full Advisor Coaching, a marketing and coaching firm for financial advisors. What's unique about Kristin, though, is how her role has given her a window into h…

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Kitces · Jun 15 ·Industry trends → Daily BriefFIT 3

Summer Reading List Of “Best Books” For Financial Advisors – 2026 Edition

What it says. Kitces recommends the best books for financial advisors to read in 2026, covering a year marked by significant market fluctuations.

2026 has been another rollercoaster of a year to start, as the onset of the Iran War triggered a sharp selloff of nearly 10% in the first quarter, only for us to witness a 15%+ rebound in the subsequent two months, forcing advisory firms to both once again manage their early-year expenses, while meeting anRead More... …

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Crfb · Jun 15 ·Social Security Reform → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

The Social Security Reformer - Interactive Tool

What it says. The 'Reformer' interactive tool helps advisors and clients understand Social Security reform options to ensure the program remains solvent for future generations.

Social Security provides vital income security to millions of beneficiaries, but it is on a road toward insolvency. We estimate that the Social Security retirement program is projected to run out of reserves by 2032, or by 2034 if combined with the disability program. Upon insolvency of the theoretically combined trust…

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Bc · Jun 15 ·Social Security & Investments → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Can Equity Investments Help Social Security’s Finances? – Center for Retirement Research

What it says. A new proposal suggests investing Social Security trust fund assets in equities to help finance the program, raising questions about potential returns and debt repayment.

Issue Brief by Anqi Chen, Alicia H. Munnell, and Jean-Pierre Aubry The brief’s key findings are: Social Security faces a well-documented financing challenge. The combined Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance trust fund is projected to exhaust its assets within the decade, after which incoming revenues can cover…

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Ficommpartners · Jun 15 ·Advisor selection and growth strategy → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

New Growth Equation

What it says. This research report reveals how high-net-worth investors actually find, evaluate, and choose their financial advisors, challenging common assumptions about advisor selection.

2026 Research Report What 1,000 HNW Investors Reveal About the Modern Path to Advisor Selection We partnered with Absolute Engagement to ask 1,000 high-net-worth investors how they actually found, evaluated, and chose their financial advisor. The findings challenge some of the most widely held assumptions about how adv…

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Kitces · Jun 11 ·RIA management → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 3

Balancing Between The Art Of Serving Clients Creatively And Optimizing For Business Outcomes: Kitces & Carl 192

What it says. Kitces and Carl discuss balancing personalization in financial planning with optimizing for business outcomes, relevant to RIA firms.

When building a financial planning firm (or any business), there is a tension between personalization and optimization. On the one hand, as a business owner, one ostensibly has the right to create their own rules and only do the work that is most fulfilling to them. Yet at the same time, the reality is thatRead More...…

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Kitces · Jun 10 ·Business owners → Wealth DeskFIT 5HNW 4

How To Better Help Business Owner Clients Depending On The Stage Of Their Business Journey

What it says. Learn how to better assist business owner clients at different stages of their business journey.

Business owners have long been a popular target clientele for financial advisors; successful firms with strong profitability created an advisor opportunity to help business owners diversify their wealth (into the advisor’s managed accounts), to propose tax shelters (to offset business income), and to secure the value o…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 9 ·AI and Wealth Management → Industry BriefFIT 3

JPMorgan's new AI agents can work for hours without human input

What it says. JPMorgan is preparing more autonomous AI agents that could significantly increase client coverage across wealth management.

After reporting a 20% lift in private banking gross sales tied to AI tools, JPMorgan is preparing more autonomous AI agents that could significantly increase client coverage across wealth management.…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 9 ·RIA M&A → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

SEC orders $10 billion RIA, founder to pay $2.1 million over profit-sharing conflicts

What it says. Foundations Investment Advisors and its CEO have agreed to pay fines for undisclosed conflicts of interest.

Foundations Investment Advisors and its former CEO Bryon Rice have agreed to pay about $2.1 million in fines after the SEC found they failed to disclose Rice's trading activity and ownership interests tied to investment funds.…

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CNBC · Jun 9 ·Lorie Konish ·Social Security & Retirement Planning → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Social Security retirement trust fund may be depleted in 2032, new trustees report finds

What it says. The Social Security retirement trust fund may be depleted in late 2032, according to the new SSA trustees report, impacting full benefits for retirees.

A Social Security trust fund used to pay retirement benefits may run out in late 2032, three months earlier than what had been projected last June, according to the new Social Security Administration annual trustees report released Tuesday. Social Security uses incoming revenue from payroll taxes to pay benefits. When …

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InvestmentNews · Jun 9 ·Retirement planning → Industry BriefFIT 3

How financial professionals can close the gender gap in retirement planning

What it says. Financial professionals can close the gender gap in retirement planning by addressing challenges such as pay disparities and life arc differences.

From the still-significant pay gap versus male peers to detours in their life arcs and a bias towards accumulation planning, there are plenty of challenges to overcome for women to achieve real stability.…

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Kitces · Jun 9 ·RIA Success → Wealth DeskFIT 5HNW 5

Growing To $350M AUM By Putting Client Cash Flow At The Center Of The Planning Process: #FASuccess Ep 493 With David Mozeika

What it says. David Mozeika, founder of an RIA managing $350M in assets, shares how he puts client cash flow at the center of his planning process to grow his practice.

Welcome everyone! Welcome to the 493rd episode of the Financial Advisor Success Podcast! My guest on today's podcast is David Mozeika. David is the founder of TOMORO, an RIA based in Red Bank, New Jersey, that oversees $350 million in assets under management for 600 client households. What's unique about David, though,…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 8 ·RIA M&A → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

Robinhood pushes direct-to-advisor model in RIA referral program

What it says. Robinhood is expanding its RIA referral program, offering a mobile app-based client-to-advisor match pipeline with a 25% revenue share and $250,000 client minimum.

With a 25% revenue share and $250,000 client minimum, Robinhood Advisor Network pitches a mobile app-based client-to-advisor match pipeline at it plans to soon expand from 16 to 60 independent advisors.…

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InvestmentNews · Jun 8 ·RIA M&A → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

How billion-dollar RIAs are reshaping the US wealth management landscape

What it says. New data from FINTRX shows that breakaway teams and mergers & acquisitions are reshaping the US wealth management landscape, with Wisconsin emerging as a significant player.

New data from FINTRX show breakaway teams and M&A powering the next generation of mega-firms, with Wisconsin emerging as a dark horse on the state-level leaderboard.…

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Kitces · Jun 8 ·RIA associations → Industry BriefFIT 3

Building The Profession Through (Joining) Membership Associations: How Financial Advisors Can Benefit From Being Active With FPA

What it says. Financial advisors can benefit from being active with professional associations like FPA to enhance their career development and networking.

Joining your "professional association" has long been a standard for professionals. Doctors have the American Medical Association. Lawyers have the American Bar Association. Upon completing a profession's educational and licensing requirements, membership associations are a typical next step on the journey of professio…

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Morningstar · May 31 ·Investment strategy → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

Should You Reinvest Dividends? Not Always | Morningstar

What it says. This article provides valuable insights into whether and when to reinvest dividends, a topic that directly impacts investment decisions for advisors serving high-net-worth clients.

If you own stocks or funds, many of your holdings likely pay dividends. When you initially set up a brokerage account, you’ll be prompted to make a reinvestment election, but after that, you might not give it much thought. But this question deserves at least some attention. There are times when it makes sense to reinve…

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Substack · May 27 ·Jordan Grumet ·Financial philosophy and practice → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

The Dangerous Allure of “Dying with Zero”

What it says. The article discusses the dangers of aiming to 'die with zero' wealth, offering insights for advisors on how to better counsel their HNW clients.

If you are at all plugged into the personal finance community, you already know about the craze caused by Bill Perkins’ book, Die with Zero. It has become a modern rallying cry. The message is simple and seductive: spend your money now while you are young and healthy enough to enjoy it. Use wealth as a tool to maximize…

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Substack · May 19 ·Bob Elliott ·Bond yields and real returns → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

The Case for Locking In 3% Real Returns - by Bob Elliott

What it says. US TIPS yield at multi-decade highs, offering a solid fit for advisors managing HNW portfolios.

Years ago when I taught first-year investment associates I would start the intro to bonds class off with a simple question, “What is the expected annualized return of a 4% yielding bond if you hold it to maturity?” Students would murmur for a little bit and then sheepishly raise their hands, wrestling with whether this…

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WealthManagement.com · May 5 ·RIA M&A and Advisor Mobility → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

RIA Channel Saw Most Advisor Gains in 2025

What it says. Financial advisors changed firms at a near-record pace in 2025, with registered investment advisor and independent broker/dealer channels seeing the most significant net gains.

Over 39,000 advisors changed firms in 2025, close to a decade high, with RIA and IBD channels seeing the strongest net gains, according to tracking by ISS MI. May 5, 2026 Financial advisors changed firms at a near-decade high pace in 2025, with registered investment advisor and independent broker/dealer channels being …

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Meaningfulmoney · Apr 30 ·Derek Hagen ·Financial education and practice management → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

You Can

What it says. A financial educator uses the Aesop fable of the ant and the grasshopper to discuss the importance of saving for the future, even in good times.

We're good at saving. We're less good at knowing what we're saving for. I'm in a warm ballroom with stale air, sitting next to a couple of hundred people waiting for the next presentation. I'm at a conference in New Orleans. The speaker talks about the discipline behind wealth creation and how much of the population fi…

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Morningstar · Apr 26 ·Retirement income strategies → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Why I’ve Changed My Mind About Dividend-Paying Stocks | Morningstar

What it says. I've changed my mind about the role of dividend-paying stocks in a portfolio, especially for retirees who are in drawdown mode.

Go ahead and call me a flip-flopper: Last year, I wrote about 3 investment-related matters where I had revised my thinking. And lately, I’ve been mulling another change of heart: the role of dividend-paying stocks in a portfolio, especially for retirees who are in drawdown mode. While investment wonks might refer to a …

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Awealthofcommonsense · Apr 10 ·Ben Carlson ·Financial planning and aging → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 4

The Business of Life is the Acquisition of Memories - A Wealth of Common Sense

What it says. This article provides insights on how financial advisors can better understand their clients' relationship with money as they age, particularly in the context of health and retirement savings.

My family was in Florida on spring break this past week. One day I was walking to get something from our rental car while my wife and kids went to the ice cream shop (we do that a lot on vacation). As I was walking by a restaurant the door opened and two older couples exited very slowly. Each of the older gentlemen was…

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Mywealthplanners · Mar 31 ·Financial Planning Interviews → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

How To Interview (For a Financial Planning Job)

What it says. MY Wealth Planners discusses the interview process for their Wealth Planning Analyst role, focusing on what questions to ask and how to evaluate candidates effectively.

In the past, we’ve written after every hiring cycle to review the overall metrics and methods by which we measure and recruit for the career opportunities at MY Wealth Planners. As we’ve officially completed our interview cycle, we now look to do the same for our most recent Wealth Planning Analyst hire. However, this …

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Davidoks · Mar 10 ·David Oks ·Technology and Innovation in Finance → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Why ATMs didn’t kill bank teller jobs, but the iPhone did

What it says. The rise of ATMs didn't eliminate bank teller jobs, but the iPhone has fundamentally changed how financial services are delivered.

A few months ago, J. D. Vance, sitting vice president of the United States, gave an interview to Ross Douthat of the New York Times. During that interview, Vance and Douthat had an interesting exchange: Douthat: How much do you worry about the potential downsides of AI? Not even on the apocalyptic scale, but on the sca…

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Com · Jan 7 ·JJSC ·Work and Wellbeing → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

The 5 Elements Of Meaningful Work In The AI Era

What it says. Adopting AI in the workplace requires leaders to redesign workflows to ensure they enhance, rather than diminish, human meaning in work.

  Wasn’t AI just meant to take the boring work off our hands? To make things like invoicing and data entry go away, not gobble up the parts of work that gave us meaning? A research piece by Sydney University has called out work redesign (balancing automation with human expertise and rerouting workflows) as one of the m…

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RIABiz · Oct 10 ·Brooke Southall ·RIA M&A and Compliance → Wealth DeskFIT 4HNW 5

Pontera CEO heats up year-long battle over Fidelity ban on credential sharing, with an 'open letter' accusing the No. 1 plan provider of a 'power grab' | RIABiz

What it says. Pontera CEO Yoav Zurel criticizes Fidelity's ban on third-party credential sharing for its 401(k) plans, highlighting the impact on RIAs and HNW clients.

Fidelity's answer to an RIABiz request for a response was blunt; the company has never given consent to Pontera, its competitors or the advisors to use their financial technology to access its data. Pontera CEO Yoav Zurel ratcheted up his year-long battle with Fidelity Investiments, scolding the No. 1 401(k) recordkeep…

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XY Planning Network · Feb 1 ·Maddy Roche ·Hiring and Recruitment → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Hiring: The Phone Screen, 10 Minutes to Make It or Break It

What it says. This article provides valuable insights into the phone screening process, which is a crucial part of XYPN's hiring strategy for ensuring they make the best hires.

Share this For as long as XYPN has had a hiring process in place, we've utilized the 10-minute phone screening as our preliminary interview stage to trim our applicant pool to the most promising candidates. Interviewing is a time-intensive job and phone screening helps you cut to the chase faster, identifying your best…

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Financialplanningassociation · Apr 1 ·Investment strategies → Wealth DeskFIT 3HNW 5

Dividend Investing: A Value Tilt in Disguise?

What it says. A comprehensive analysis of dividend investing, highlighting its profitability and effectiveness in outperforming the market.

Journal of Financial Planning: April 2013 Gregg S. Fisher, CFA, CFP®, is chief investment officer of Gerstein Fisher, an independent investment management and advisory firm founded in 1993. Gerstein Fisher manages investments on behalf of individuals, families, and institutions using a scientific, quantitative research…

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