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Working alongside relatives involves honesty, work-life balance, synergies and occasional conflict.

After decades on the carrier side, Pacific Resources’ Patricia Purdy is excelling as an adviser on leave management, millennial needs, technology and more.

A bipartisan commitment to reducing free riders, relieving risk pools and reining in pharmacy inflation will help to fix the broken system, says adviser Craig Hasday.

Student loan repayment, flexible work schedules and retirement funding are among the perks younger workers are looking for from an employer.

Unlike when they were still working and their employer withheld an amount for their taxes, retirees need to make estimated tax payments to the IRS.

High-performing workers take more time off throughout the year, suggesting employers might consider a generous PTO policy.

More younger workers are prioritizing saving for their post-work years and contributing as much as they can to their 401(k)s — and making sacrifices to do so.

Advisers, providers and employers will all benefit from a tidal wave of transformation.

Assessing and monitoring family history and lifestyle-based risk factors and giving employees access to experienced specialists are among the underused tactics companies should embrace.

Clients should be especially mindful of market movements during the "fragile decade," the span beginning five years before retirement until five years after retirement.