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Election Day is finally here, and emotions are running high given the tightness of the race between former Republican President Donald J.

Election results are (mostly) in, and Donald Trump's resounding victory, combined with Republican control of the Senate and probably the House (although

Mutual funds have generally been fading in popularity while ETFs have been ascending. But financial advisors typically see pros and cons for both of them.

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In a rare move for a wealth management operation, UBS amended its compensation plan for next year, trimming payouts for lower-producing financial advisors.

The president-elect campaigned on extending his 2017 tax cuts, which could affect muni tax advantages. But areas like the alternative minimum tax could also hurt. Why the details matter.

Speaking at the Barron’s Advisor Women Summit in early December, investment pros said there are opportunities in small- and mid-caps and some areas of fixed income.

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Morgan Stanley is kicking off the new year with the creation of a new division—Integrated Firm Management—and put company veteran Mandell Crawley in charge. Now his group is tasked with better serving clients across investment banking, wealth management, and asset management. Another veteran, Liz Dennis, was named head of global client coverage, relinquishing her position as head of Private Wealth Management.