by
Dan Jamieson
Some RIAs have found that you need to run your own broker-dealer to be truly independent.
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Juliette Fairley
A new uniform law dictates what a family member can do with power of attorney over a retiree’s finances.
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Ben Bain, Rob Urban
The moves are a watershed for Wall Street professionals who’ve been eager to bet on cryptocurrencies and their wild swings.
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Suzanne Woolley
Many more U.S. workers now report being dissatisfied with their financial situation than they did just two years ago, according to a new survey by global advisory firm Willis Towers Watson...
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Greg Stohr
The administration said it would no longer defend a federal appeals court decision that upheld the commission’s use of in-house judges.
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Tom Schoenberg
The latest policy is rooted in an Obama administration pilot program that offered reduced penalties for self-reporting.
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Brian Chappatta
The stimulus of the tax bill will force the Fed's hand, says Bob Michele of J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
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Martin Z. Braun
The bill would wipe out a key tool used to finance the construction of affordable housing.
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Jadah Riley
Annuity sales dip below $50 billion for the first time since 2002, says LIMRA.
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Heidi Pope
InvestCloud unveils two new digital solutions for advisors.
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Karen DeMasters
Banks and advisors seek ways to protect clients from elder fraud.
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Beth Pinsker
New tax laws could strip away one of the key motivators of year-end giving.
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Sarah Ponczek
A regional banking ETF is getting a lot of love from investors.
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Tracey Longo
The AARP says the tax bill in the Senate could trigger cuts to Medicare and provide no tax relief to many.
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Heidi Pope
Taking is risks good when you're an athlete on the field, not so much when you're an athlete handling finances.
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Christopher Robbins
Discovery Financial Centers would have automatically transitioned to LPL as part of the NPH acquisition.
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Shobhana Chandra
U.S. consumer spending settled back in October to a still-decent pace after the biggest increase since 2009.
