Financial planning

Three-quarters of millionaire retirees were highly satisfied in their retirement, but satisfaction didn't change much more as net worth rose beyond that, and half of those with less than $250,000 in net worth were highly satisfied in retirement, according to a new survey.

Investors will turn to less credible sources of information about stocks they hold when more credible sources provide unwelcome information, according to a new study.

AICPA WEIGHS IN ON FAMILY OFFICES

It is the standard caveat of the investment business: Past performance is no guarantee of future results. But are CPAs actually advising their clients accordingly?

AICPA WEIGHS IN ON FAMILY OFFICES

It is the standard caveat of the investment business: “Past performance is no guarantee of future results.” But are CPAs actually advising their clients accordingly?

AICPA WEIGHS IN ON FAMILY OFFICES

It is the standard caveat of the investment business: “Past performance is no guarantee of future results.” But are CPAs actually advising their clients accordingly?

IMGCAP(1)]If the stock market and your clients’ declining 401(k) balances are making them feel like they’ll never be able to fully retire or become financially stable, they’re not alone.

When asked to compare their financial situation to last year, 42 percent of Americans say they feel less secure now, according to a new Harris Poll.

Today’s workers anticipate retiring much later than previous generations, according to a new global retirement planning study.

EDWARD JONES TOPS IN BROKER SATISFACTION

In July, Christie's auction house in New York auctioned off the collection from the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum, which closed in 2009. Everything was sold: Roy’s first guitar, his sunglasses, and his sterling silver money clip and belt buckle were put up for sale to the public. The highlight of the catalog was Roy's horse, Trigger, who had been stuffed in his classic rearing position.

EDWARD JONES TOPS IN BROKER SATISFACTION

In July, Christie’s auction house in New York auctioned off the collection from the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum, which closed in 2009. Everything was sold: Roy’s first guitar, his sunglasses, and his sterling silver money clip and belt buckle were put up for sale to the public. The highlight of the catalog was Roy’s horse, Trigger, who had been stuffed in his classic rearing position.

EDWARD JONES TOPS IN BROKER SATISFACTION

In July, Christie’s auction house in New York auctioned off the collection from the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum, which closed in 2009. Everything was sold: Roy’s first guitar, his sunglasses, and his sterling silver money clip and belt buckle were put up for sale to the public. The highlight of the catalog was Roy’s horse, Trigger, who had been stuffed in his classic rearing position.

EDWARD JONES TOPS IN BROKER SATISFACTION

In July, Christie’s auction house in New York auctioned off the collection from the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum, which closed in 2009. Everything was sold: Roy’s first guitar, his sunglasses, and his sterling silver money clip and belt buckle were put up for sale to the public. The highlight of the catalog was Roy’s horse, Trigger, who had been stuffed in his classic rearing position.

While delays in the reporting of corporate earnings are infrequent, they usually are associated with a significant reduction in firm value.