Author: AdvisoryWorldAdmin

The major players in the ETF world have billions of dollars in assets, and chances are, that you know all about most of the latest fund offerings from these guys. However, the other end of …

All of us have heard about the student debt burden being carried by college graduates—currently more than $1.2 trillion. At this point, we all know someone struggling to escape from under a mountain of student …

As with most people, Social Security will probably represent a big part of a majority of your clients’ retirement income. Their benefits will be adjusted annually for inflation and, of course, last until death. To …

uch of the current concern in the investment markets surrounds the potential for liquidity to dry up in global bond markets. This has resulted in massive amounts of liquidity being injected into the fixed income …

  Retired, cash-strapped clients that might be excellent reverse mortgages candidates may be put off by some of the myths surrounding this product. Myth #1: Borrowers relinquish ownership of the property. Borrowers can always make …

In the current low-interest rate environment, high yield bond funds are staying true to their reputation and generating substantial interest income. Even after defaults, investors with these bonds in their portfolio are still earning above-market …

The most obvious problem for executing estate plans after clients pass? Not having a will in the first place. The lack of a will is a likely indicator that there wasn’t any effort dedicated to …

Spouses Can Get Creative with How They Draw on Their Social Security Benefit There are ways to maximize the Social Security benefits that married couples get—for example; it may be highly advantageous for couples to …

  There are ways to maximize the Social Security benefits that married couples get—for example; it may be highly advantageous for couples to look into the popular ‘claim twice’ strategy. For this to apply, both …