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Jeff Schlegel
The company says its new balanced fund could be more tax-efficient than traditional 60/40 allocation funds.
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Tracey Longo
The SEC's best interest standard proposal will likely add more confusion for investors, writes Fred Reish.
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Lily Katz, Nick Baker
Starbucks is teaming up with Intercontinental Exchange to help integrate cryptocurrencies into global commerce.
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Jadah Riley
This advisory firm is tapping into the instinctual behavior of clients to help them reach financial goals.
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Karen DeMasters
Three advisors give their take on the portfolio needed for a community with more destination spas than anywhere in the U.S.
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Andrew Mayeda, Reade Pickert
The president isn't backing off as more tit-for-tat tariffs on trade between the U.S. and China are proposed.
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Erik Larson
"Scores" of Bernie Madoff's former customers claim that they weren't actually the victims of a Ponzi scheme.
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Erik Schatzker
John Studzinski is leaving the Blackstone Group after 12 years at the firm, three as vice chairman of investor relations.
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Ron DeLegge
Precious metals have been in a funk, but there are pockets of opportunity and maybe, just maybe, signs that a bottom is near.
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Ben Bain
The SEC is asking brokers about fees generated from trading, financing and initial coin offerings.
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Jadah Riley
More women than men expect to run out of money, says MassMutual.
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Dani Burger
Hedge funds' troubles have come from hitching their wagon to stocks with large equity-price swings.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
“A $500,000 nest egg could provide a comfortable lifestyle, but would need to be managed properly,” says this advisor.
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Christopher Robbins
Despite criticism of AUM fees, few advisors have adopted alternative revenue models, SEI Advisor Network says.
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Karen DeMasters
Brian Kovack now has the support of the Finra Nominating & Governance Committee.
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Ben Mattlin
The state's Department of Financial Services sparks controversy with a proposal for insurance products.
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Jeff Stimpson
If the proposal is adopted, ripples could spread through the economy, taxation and financial planning.
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Jadah Riley
Faith-based investing may be more profitable than some investors realize, says this fund.
