Quick Summary The average retired household in the U.S. brings in about $2,302 a month, but where you live makes a major difference. Some states average well above $3,000 a month, while others sit ...

Picture yourself sitting across from a financial advisor who's charging you fees that slowly drain your retirement savings.

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A hands-on approach to wealth management, but with higher fees.

Choosing a financial advisor is one of the most important money-related decisions you can make, yet many people approach it ...

Affordability pressures and economic uncertainty are pushing households toward lower risk tolerance and new financial ...

The pros and cons for each approach.

The results of Morningstar's latest study tracking fees and performance finds accelerating consolidation and commodification ...

How much does a financial advisor cost? See typical fees, common pricing models, and how much advice really costs over time.

Snowbirding isn't just a lifestyle choice for retirees - it's a financial one that requires careful planning.Brad Allen, a financial advisor with Drake & Associates, joined us ...

Your retirement number is the amount of money you need to retire.

Redefining a value proposition requires a service model and operating structure that can deliver coordination at scale, says Scott Winters.