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Financial Organizations Protest Bill On Fiduciary Definition

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Seven financial services industry and consumer organizations are protesting a bill pending in Congress that the organizations say would harm consumers by hindering the DOL and SEC from making changes...

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Today's Economy May Make Tax-Deferred 401(k) Plans A Bad Deal

by Gary A Borowiec

Guiding your clients toward an approach that hedges against the risk of both tax-rate increases and decreased stock values may give them a much safer path toward protecting their retirement savings.

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LPL Financial Adds Credit Union To Its Platform

by FA Staff

LPL Financial’s Institution Services platform will provide wealth management support and retirement planning services to a prominent California credit union.

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Annuity Risk Should Be Communicated More Clearly, Says SEC Exec

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An SEC official told annuities industry professionals that their communications with consumers needs to improve because the investments have become more complex.

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Congressional Members Ask For Care In Redefining Fiduciary

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Members of the Congressional Black, Hispanic and Pacific Asian caucuses have asked the Department of Labor to not harm their constituents in revising the definition of a fiduciary.

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Baby Boomers Have Mistaken Ideas About Long-Term Care

by FA Staff

Baby boomers have mistaken ideas about the future costs of long-term care and about the years they will spend in retirement, according to a new survey.

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Financial Attitudes Of Men And Women Differ, Study Shows

by FA Staff

Men and women have different attitudes toward saving money and different opinions about themselves as money managers, according to Northwestern Mutual's 2013 Planning and Progress Study.

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70% Of College Faculty Boomers Lack Investment Plan For Retirement Savings

by FA Staff

Three-quarters of these boomers plan to delay retirement past the age of 65, or never retire at all.

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Financial Abuse Of Elderly Serious Problem, Survey Says

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An overwhelming majority of doctors and nurses feel financial fraud is a very or somewhat serious problem for the elderly, according to a new survey.

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Troubled Union Pension Plans May Need Benefit Reductions

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The leading Republican and Democrat on an important House subcommittee say they want legislation to allow troubled union multiemployer pension plans to reduce benefits.

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