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Lu Wang
Investors should go defensive, favoring large-cap stocks over small-caps, he said.
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Tracey Longo
The regulation requires agents and brokers to act in clients' best interests when selling annuities and insurance.
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Karen DeMasters
Female college students are outperforming men in college business competitions, the study said.
by
George Yacik
For one firm, it was putting all software on the cloud. For another, it was video conferencing. And then there was one that hired a CFO/COO.
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Joyce Blay
Attorney Vikki Ziegler tells her clients they need to separate their emotions from their money in divorce proceedings.
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Sabrina Willmer
Men still comprise about 86 percent of fund managers in the stock group.
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Luke Kawa, Cecile Gutscher
Risky high-yield debt is poised for significant underperformance, according to the firm’s analysts.
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Jeff Stimpson
Increased estate and gift tax exemptions will benefit wealthy clients, but it won't last forever.
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Ranjeetha Pakiam
The firm's analysts think the sell-off in commodities such as oil and gold has hit a turning point.
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Karen DeMasters
Tuition Funding Sources connects students and professionals to scholarships.
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Juliette Fairley
As more Americans become caregivers to older relatives, many are unprepared and face a range of emotional challenges.
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Sid Verma, Samuel Potter
Credit is moving in sympathy with stocks, but default rates and risk premiums remain in check.
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Juliette Fairley
Some 20 million Americans became unpaid caregivers last year, according to a study.
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Karen DeMasters
Whether workers are able to reach retirement goals depends on a number of factors, study says.
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Karen DeMasters
Two-thirds of respondents in CFP Board survey said they have less than $100,000 in liquid assets.
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Ben Mattlin
Some caution that other companies might try to follow Ohio National's lead.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
Income-driven repayment plans may lower the monthly bill, but can result in a loan balance rising instead of dropping, says this expert.
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William Horobin
They are needed, the agency says, because central banks have nothing left in the tank.
