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Olivia Schaber
New artificial intelligence-focused funds keep rolling off the assembly line even as outflows grip existing AI funds.
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Hannah Levitt
Personal loans surged to a record this year and are the fastest-growing U.S. consumer-lending category.
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Karen DeMasters
Women can take a number of steps to get control of their retirement, says Transamerica.
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Karen DeMasters
Edward Lee Moody and his firm are charged with operating a nearly $5 million Ponzi scheme that funded his lifestyle.
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Brandon Kochkodin
The new high was ushered in by a lower corporate tax rate; financials led the way.
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Nick Baker
High humidity is impeding radio transmissions among three New Jersey data centers where U.S. stocks trade.
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Raymond Fazzi
Better education and workforce involvement have made widows more financially independent, the study found.
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Jadah Riley
Retirees listed health-care costs as their chief concern, while pre-retirees continue to worry about income.
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Tracey Longo
The regulatory organization said it collected $65 million in fines in 2017.
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Joel Rosenblatt
Schwab concluded 83 advisors violated its internal policies by not filing suspicious transaction reports.
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Zeke Faux
Joel Tucker allegedly made $7.3 million selling data to debt collectors.
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Joel Rosenblatt
The lawsuit claims Schwab’s advisor services division failed to file suspicious activity reports.
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Jeff Stimpson
Many income sources, including dividends and capital gains, accrue without any withholding.
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Elise Young
The budget deal also includes a four-year increase in the corporate business tax.
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Jeff Schlegel
Customers will be able to make commission-free trades for most U.S.-listed ETFs.
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Riley Griffin
One in five credit card users carry a balance to improve their credit scores—which just doesn't work.
