The U.S. economy in 2025 has so far been resilient in the face of tariff fallout and sticky inflation, but that’s changing fast, according to the Wells Fargo Investment Institute’s midyear outlook.

The Waltham, Mass.-based Commonwealth partnered with Wealth.com after hearing from its advisors for years that they wanted to offer estate planning services to their clients. Those demands grew louder ...

Thune’s comments come as Senate negotiators tweak the House-passed version of Trump’s giant tax package ahead of a self-imposed deadline to pass the measure before the July 4th holiday, with Thune ...

Gundlach compared current conditions to the early 1970s, when a long bull market in American stocks ran out of steam. In that period, returns for U.S. stocks narrowed down to handful of hot growth ...

Sixty percent of advisors feel the S&P 500 will be up 10% or more the end of the year compared with where it was a month ago. Twenty-five percent feel the S&P 500 will be flat and only 8% feel it will ...

Advisors are increasingly favoring global investments over domestic equity, according to an Interactive Brokers survey.

One of the key drivers behind their growth has been their distinctive corporate culture that fosters innovation and collaboration.

Bluespring Wealth Partners announced that it has acquired SilverStar Wealth Management, a Kestra Financial firm, and that it has merged the firm with its LifeBridge Financial Group. The combined teams ...

Omaha, Neb.-based Carson Group has expanded its footprint in Colorado with the acquisition of Wambolt & Associates, a wealth advisory firm managing about $570 million for high-net-worth clients.

Trump said he would name a successor “very soon” to replace Jerome Powell, whose term as Fed chair ends in May 2026.

The Fed announced last week that it lifted the sanction, which limited Wells Fargo’s balance sheet to its size at the end of 2017. The verdict marked a major win for CEO Charlie Scharf, closing the ...

Form 5329 allows taxpayers to report additional taxes and make up shortfalls in their required distributions so that hopefully they can avoid penalties if there was a reasonable cause, and tax experts ...