Jason Diamond

Simon Kim arrives in midtown with a martini bar, sushi counter, Korean steakhouse, and Ninja Tunnel.

Monday nights at our house are often tough: My wife, Emily, and I are usually still catching our breath after a weekend spent ferrying our 22-month-old

What was once a binary path of change is being replaced by greater optionality—without ever switching firms.

I was sitting in a cafe a few weeks ago when I overheard a rare bit of sunny talk about advances in medicine and technology when a woman said: “Nobody

I never wanted to be a “girl dad.” That doesn't mean I didn't want a daughter — it was the opposite, actually.

The phrase is corny, but if disowning the label means prioritizing toxic masculinity over the well-being of my daughter, it beats the alternative.

Rising rents and increased costs have claimed another landmark.

Three pieces of real-world hindsight from advisors “who’ve been there and done that.”

I'll never quit posting my emoji-obscured kid on Instagram, no matter what you think.

Too many good options can become one of the biggest challenges advisors face.