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Christopher Robbins
The average cost of U.S. mutual funds and ETFs decreased to 0.52 percent in 2017, the research firm said.
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Charles Stein
“We turned maximum bearish on 10-year yields and bonds generally July 6, 2016,” he told investors.
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Karen DeMasters
Clients need help not just with growing their assets, but also putting their assets to productive use, this advisor says.
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Steven Arons, William Canny
It marks a retreat from years of trying to compete with Wall Street and putting a renewed focus on Europe.
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Jadah Riley
For many people, life insurance has gone from a “must have” to a “maybe” product.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors with $25 million to $50 million on the LPL platform will see lower fees.
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Tracey Longo
The AARP says it will wage a court battle to reverse the ruling that struck down the rule.
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Christopher Robbins
Former FBI director James Comey will deliver the keynote at the Pershing INSITE conference in June.
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Yakob Peterseil
Holders of "steepener" securities are facing the prospect of minuscule or even zero coupons.
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Viren Vaghela
The platform reflects how investors have embraced the idea of complex products becoming more standardized.
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Sarah Frier
First-quarter sales topped estimates despite Facebook's controversial data scandal.
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Karen DeMasters
These financial professionals talk about the joys and fears of changing careers.
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Natasha Doff
Four out of 10 families can't always afford food and clothing.
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Christopher Robbins
Over $20 billion flowed out of U.S. equity funds in March, according to Morningstar.
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Tracey Longo
Hoping to bypass Congress, they are appealing directly to the Treasury secretary, Steve Mnuchin.
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Asia Martin
Just ask Susan Brown, a leading Wells Fargo Advisor.
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Erik Schatzker
Walt Bettinger has some friendly advice for Amazon’s Jeff Bezos: Think twice before getting into the investment business.
