Michael Lewis told advisors at the 2017 Schwab Impact conference that he doesn't think much of the Bitcoin trend.
A question arises among Republicans about pass-through entities.
The House tax plan would curtail a federal deduction for tax payments to local governments.
The House of Representatives approved a broad package of tax cuts.
U.S. fund investors walloped high-yield funds with their biggest week of withdrawals since March, Lipper data shows.
Jeffrey Gundlach said he's "appalled" that the GOP tax plan would preserve carried-interest tax treatment for hedge funds.
Secretary Alexander Acosta said the analysis of the rule continues, but stopped short of saying what might change.
Bars and suspensions from the industry decreased as well, from 650 in 2016 to 625 in 2017.
Independent RIAs are increasingly seeing themselves more as business owners than entrepreneurs, a Schwab survey says.
The 2017 Impact Awards were presented to firms that have advanced the industry.
Financier Lynn Tilton faces new claims over how she ran her distressed companies in a lawsuit by three funds.
President Trump will also tell House Republicans that he wants the tax bill to eventually be bipartisan.
The flattening yield curve could derail the Fed's rate hike plan, Merrill Lynch says.
Legg Mason Inc. has a proactive approach to regulatory uncertainty: move onto something else.
It could be a sign of trouble for the sweeping measure.
Political turmoil may end a historic bull market, according to Greg Valliere.
The CFP Board announced that it will revise its proposal to change its Standards of Conduct.
PIABA criticized Finra for having five current public governors who have ties to securities and advisory firms.
But pass-throughs would have to pay ordinary income taxes on retirement plan distributions.
People don't pay enough attention to how high 401(k) fees reduce savings, says Pew Charitable Trusts.