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Eric Rasmussen
Prudential market panel says the economy’s fundamentals are great, but first we must get through the end of the quantitative easing era intact.
by Eric Rasmussen
The advisors at JMG Financial Group decided they had to tear up their organization and start over if they were going to have a future.
by Eric Rasmussen
Jane Williams started Sand Hill global advisors 30 years ago. Now emerging from bank ownership, the firm is learning to be independent all over again.
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Eric Rasmussen
Child-care costs are going up, and advisors are seeing their clients find new ways to raise the kids.
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Eric Rasmussen
Bond mavens at BlackRock say forget the bond bubble; interest rates will be low for a long, long time.
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Eric Rasmussen
The mass affluent, as opposed to the very rich, have not seen as great a rebound in their ranks since the recession, according to a new Spectrem report.
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Eric Rasmussen
Almost two-thirds of financial advisory firms in a recent Financial Planning Association survey said they planned to increase compensation in the next 12 months, and almost half of employees surveyed...
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Eric Rasmussen
Two decades after SSgA launched the SPDR fund, ETF fans say the products have reshaped the financial advisor business.
by Eric Rasmussen
AIG’s aggressive Advisor Group subsidiary, with a new firm and reps in tow, still hopes to build a national presence—but not a national brand.
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Eric Rasmussen
Putnam Investments loses its global asset allocation chief, Jeffrey L. Knight, who oversaw some $10 billion in assets.
