Statistics from the U.S. Administration on Aging suggest that 70% of us will need some kind of extended care in later years. If that care is provided in a nursing home for an acute condition, a good portion of the expense will likely be covered by Medicare. If not, the burden falls on you—and it could be substantial.

Boston Private today released the "Why of Wealth", a comprehensive survey unveiling the psychological factors playing into how Americans interact with their wealth. This new report aims to unearth the emotional relationship we have with our finances: why we pursue wealth, how wealth makes us feel, what are the ‘costs’ of wealth, among others.

The relationship Americans have with wealth is a complex one. Paul Sullivan, Wealth Matters columnist at the New York Times looks at how we define wealth and the underlying factors that drive us.

NFI Corp., the global leader in high-performing printed graphic solutions, today announced its collaboration with Boston Private, a leading wealth management, trust, and private banking company headquartered in Boston, in championing a leadership program that places an emphasis on balance between professional and personal priorities.

Shannon Saccocia has been named Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Boston Private Wealth, and Tom Anderson as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Boston Private Wealth. Ms. Saccocia most recently served as Chief Investment Strategist, and Mr. Anderson previously served in dual roles as CIO and COO.

Boston Private Wealth’s Chris Dudley offers valuable money lessons learned from pro athletes financial fouls.

A quick overview of how the new Tax Act could influence your income, retirement savings, and lending decisions in the year ahead from Boston Private Managing Director and Wealth Strategist Alyssa Do, JD, LL.M.

Before you file away your income tax paperwork for 2017, why not take a quick look at what you might do differently this year to save time and money on your returns next year? Alyssa Do, JD, LL.M, Managing Director and Wealth Strategist at Boston Private, shares her top three tips.

As the second longest economic expansion on record in the United States entered another year, questions around potential catalysts for greater gains arose. With economic data still solid, and the effects of the corporate tax cut not yet fully felt, the case for equities remains intact.