The College for Financial Planning has partnered with BlackRock to introduce a certification for financial advisors who are ...

The type of advisor that is better for you depends on what your financial needs are. For core investing and planning advice, ...

The advisor industry is awash in professional designations, but all take time and most take money. On top of that, clients probably do not know one designation from another, according to Jerry Schreck ...

Advisors would be well served, especially when they are relatively new to the industry, to start with earning a broad-based certification, such as the CFP or ChFC (Chartered Financial Consultant ...

A series of proposals by the Competency Standards Commission could allow up to 10 continuing education (CE) hours to be earned through pro bono service at a ratio of three hours of pro bono service ...

CFPs focus on long-term financial planning, while CFAs hone in on investment tools and valuing assets. CFPs usually work ...

If you're an investor shopping for a financial advisor, the dizzying array of credentials may seem daunting. You'll frequently run into advisors who have earned the chartered financial analyst ...

LPL Financial LLC announced today that financial advisors Jared Roskelley, CFP®, and Kyle Robertson, CFP®, of Jackson/Roskelley Wealth Advisors have joined LPL Financial’s broker-dealer, Registered ...

As advisors seek to advance their careers, there are myriad financial designations and certifications to pursue. Knowing where to invest their time and money is critical to success.

Find the right financial advisor for your needs with this comprehensive guide. Learn about credentials, fees, and questions to ask to make an informed decision. If you know you won't need to use ...

There are a lot of different ways to increase your financial success, including strategies for making money, saving money, ...

Sweetwater Union High's rocket-fast transformation from an accounting practices bad apple to ratings upgrades and positive ...