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As the holiday season kicks into high gear, Americans have more on their minds than just gift exchanges and family get-togethers. According to Nationwide’s eighth annual Advisor Authority survey, powered by the Nationwide Retirement Institute, …

“Once-in-a-lifetime” financial crises have been accelerating. It was roughly 40 years from the Crash of 1929 to the Bear Market of 1968. But now “outlier” events happen nearly every decade—driving investors to seek …

As stock markets rebounded from last year’s bottom and hit new highs, more advisors and financial professionals may be looking to monetize their practices in the year ahead—while others look to make their practices stronger. Deal flow is …

Coming of age in the wake of 9/11, the Market Crash of 2008 and the Great Recession has impacted Millennials’ financial concerns, investing habits, and future earnings potential. Add a global pandemic during their prime earning years, and …

Successful advisors and financial professionals are proactively looking ahead, by focusing on strategies to protect their clients, practices and profitability, and position their firms for future growth. Learn more in this infographic.

“Women are concerned about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their finances and the resulting uncertainty can make planning for the future—and their retirement—more difficult. For several consecutive years, our Advisor …

Investor/Advisor Alignment Check Gives 360-Degree View on Top Factors Forcing Financial Concerns Up and Optimism Down for Second Consecutive Year. The infographic below outlines key study findings.

As COVID-19 puts immense pressure on American business, advisors and financial professionals say their firms are not immune to the impact. By re-tooling with the right technology, they can continue delivering an exceptional client experience, retain …

Americans’ plans for retirement have been hit by the perfect storm. The pandemic is driving greater volatility, confidence in Social Security is eroding, access to defined benefits are on the decline and systemic shifts continue placing …