- March 7, 2026
MR MONEY MAKER: Commodities boost Covid recovery
What’s happening? What actually is a commodity? You would think that this question should have a simple answer, but as ever in the investment world,
How Kennedy Saved The Gold Standard
Kennedy got portfolio preference Bettmann Archive The United States took the dollar, and the world, off the gold standard in 1971. For the last fifty
Make Sure Your Money Advisor is a ‘Fiduciary’
If you care about your money, you should memorize the word “fiduciary.” It’s critical if you hire someone to help with your finances. And with
Rules for financial advisers are changing
What the new financial adviser rules mean for your retirement Jamie Hopkins, professor at The American College of Financial Services, breaks down the new fiduciary
Should UK advisers have a fiduciary duty to their clients?
As the UK advice market’s drive towards professionalism continues, advisers are questioning whether a new fiduciary standard would improve conduct and the reputation of the
Why business automation won’t be optional in 2026
chaylek // Shutterstock Why business automation won’t be optional in 2026 The companies that will thrive in 2026 have one thing in common: They’re automating
Fiduciary care in advisers’ best interests
A high level of fiduciary care towards clients is not just a regulatory requirement, but sensible risk management for advisers as well, according to Equity
The Snobs’ Attack On Gold Is Failing, Thanks To Bitcoin
The classical challenge to fiat money is gold. Populations wary of sovereign or bank money-printing—or taxes and regulations—pile into precious metal, leaving the fiat without
Michael Kitces: Time for action on a fiduciary standard
American financial planning guru Michael Kitces has called for a review of how fiduciary standards operate in America in the wake of the presidential election.
How Benjamin Franklin fought money counterfeiters
Though perhaps better known for its newspapers and almanacs, Benjamin Franklin’s printing business also churned out paper money to support the colonial economy. Now, scientists