Meaningful work and flexibility are among the top reasons people leave jobs for new careers in financial planning.
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Just under a quarter of certified financial planners are women, a stat that has remained flat since the early 1990s.
Nearly two thirds of Americans have encountered fraud or know someone who has in the past three years, according to the CFP Board.
Advisors at RIAs ranked at the bottom of the spectrum, netting a median of $175,000 last year.
Wealth managers are paramount in helping clients navigate money conversations with loved ones.
The nonprofit has increased its hourly requirements and plans on building out its continuing education offering.
The technology isn’t just reshaping workflows, it’s redefining the industry itself.
Snowden, who has been the firm’s COO since 2023, will replace longtime chief Kevin Keller.
Advisors tend to be more financially secure than most Americans, and have the means to help out their communities.
The CFP Board presented four possible scenarios on how AI will impact wealth managers in the year 2030.
Many advisors see AI as a big influencer in their jobs in the future, and one researcher expects the technology to be acting as a fiduciary in a few years.
Pro bono work is often a priority for financial advisors, but less than a fifth of CFPs actually volunteer.
The nonprofit certification body has formed a working group to address the challenges and opportunities of AI for advisors.
Some 80% of Americans are skeptical of the investment and saving information they find on social media.
The group will increase its certification fees to $575 to support its public awareness campaign and marketing efforts.
The North American Securities Administrators Association updated a rule that seeks to bar many broker-dealer reps from using the title.