Elizabeth Dilts

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JP Morgan Prepares Wealth Clients For End Of Commission-Based IRAs

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It has told some clients they need to pay a flat fee to an advisor or will soon be moved to its self-directed platform.

From Wall Street To Wisconsin, Brokers Cheer Trump's Order

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Trump's executive order asks the Labor Department to review whether the rule needs to be changed or dumped.

Finra Fines Merrill Lynch $7 Million For Failure To Supervise Leveraged Clients

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The agency says Merrill's systems failed to ensure the suitability of Puerto Rican municipal bonds.

Does The Fiduciary Rule Violate Free Speech?

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A rule aimed at protecting retirement savers restricts Wall Street's First Amendment rights, lawyers say.

Confidence Rebounds For Wealthy Investors After U.S. Election

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After the election, 9 out of 10 investors said that Washington needed to change, a new survey says.

UBS's Head Of U.S. Wealth Management Bullish About Growth

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It's about advisor productivity, not head count, says chief.

From Olympics To Wall Street: Athletes Who Become Brokers

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The competitive nature of the brokerage business—and potentially sizable paychecks—lure some ex-Olympians.

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