Josh Brown, Liz Ann Sonders, Ron Carson and Daniel Crosby speak out about how advisors can help clients and themselves.

In Berkshire Hathaway's latest shareholder letter, the Oracle of Omaha opines on markets where "anything can happen."

The tie-up could create a firm with $3 trillion in assets vs. Charles Schwab-TD Ameritrade's potential $5 trillion.

The combined entity will offer retirement, health care, insurance and other services to small and midsize firms.

The industry speaks out for change to stop bad behavior; plus, poll highlights show what advisors really think of his comments.

The deal potentially unites more than 14,000 RIAs, some $5.1 trillion in investor and advisory assets, and 24 million accounts.

October's race to zero commissions might have played into the decision.

The incidents shared by advisor consultant Sonya Dreizler affected 40 women, most — but not all — of whom wish to remain anonymous.