Investors feel less secure about their finances, yet also feel better about the economy.
The partnership will allow greater investor access to private markets, the companies said.
Portfolio allocations indicate advisors expect a good environment for growth stocks, the company's analysts said.
Most of the latest additions came from Redwood Shores, Calif.-based Personal Capital.
The ETF will invest in NASDAQ-100 stocks and use swap agreements to gain exposure to daily call options.
A new report by the firm also says private market valuations are generally accurate.
Advisory firms are bringing in more outside experts to meet clients' demands for services.
The merger paves the way for Wentworth to go public as Binah Capital Group.
The Chicago-based firm hopes having a clinical psychologist will help clients deal with difficult situations.
Edward Jones says that even with a looming wealth transfer, families are skittish to discuss inheritances.