WealthManagement.com Staff

The shrinking population of female billionaires, Trump policies to help the wealth management industry, Betterment launches a podcast series and Amy Webber takes over as Cambridge CEO.

University professor argues for British-style ban on commissions, parents are taking on their children's college debt and a DOL ruling allows select cities to launch IRA programs.

REITs may perform well in 2017, apathy could kill the advisory business, and the SEC warns investors about potential scams.

Military families shun stocks, The Financial Times identifies the financial services industry as being under serious threat from advances in technology, and college students create their own index.

A list of end-of-year to-dos for retirees, Artnet calls 2016 "The Year of the Fake" and Charles Schwab forecasts a record-setting 2017.

Bitcoin has a strong run and a former SEC official is accused of not showing up for work.

Orion launches a fee-benchmarking tool, the stock market is taking a holiday break, and collectors must beware of purchasing stolen goods.

Americans think the "long-term" is 4.4 years, Prince's estate owes money for 2006 divorce, and two brokers and a former New York state pension fund official are charged with fraud.