We need to have a thoughtful, national conversation about how to improve retirement saving in this country.

The House GOP plan looks a lot like the President’s, with a few producer’s notes.

Trump argues estate taxes kill jobs, but only the richest are required to pay. And besides, they’re easily avoided.

The bottom line? Tax rates are still going to be at levels that create a meaningful drag on investment returns.

Robert F. Sharpe, Jr. provides an overview of proposed changes to individual income tax rates and how the changes may affect philanthropic planning.

With only some reservation, most advisors expect Trump’s tax plan to benefit their clients, as well as their own businesses, according to a WealthManagement.com flash poll.

A high-level overview of the key provisions of the Republican tax reform Framework.