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However, financial advisers often hesitate before recommending reverse mortgages.

The new law will be a charter for unscrupulous financial advisers.

This column focuses on model portfolios from prominent financial advisers who invest primarily in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds.

Among financial advisers polled by Charles Schwab in January, there was less interest in adding to bond positions.

Traditional financial advisers have encountered a blizzard of regulation in recent years and now face being usurped by algorithms.

The best people to execute your investments are financial advisers, but according to real millionaires the best people to give financial advice are knowledgeable CPAs and Lawyers.

It announced this week that it will double the number of financial advisers in its branches by the end of 2011.

This week is "write a will week" where solicitors, financial advisers and charities try to persuade some 28m Brits to think about who should inherit their money.

In a similar case, Mr Lerach's firm sued Enron's financial advisers on behalf of shareholders, claiming that they facilitated the book-keeping shenanigans at the now-defunct energy trader.

For years, financial advisers have made at least token efforts to tell clients to save for medical costs, but few Americans budgeted them into their life plans beyond their needs in retirement.

Mr Chenault admits there is little cross-selling with the more upmarket card business and there have been persistent rumours that American Express would spin off the financial advisers' arm.