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Suzanne Woolley
The $1.6 trillion in student loans is minor when compared to the entire net worth of U.S. households, the report said.
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Joyce Blay
Financial advisor John Ross of John Calabrese Financial has joined the Ameriprise Franchise Channel with $304 million in client assets under management (AUM)...
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Joyce Blay
Spectrum, headquartered in Indianapolis, brings $575 million in AUM to the relationship.
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Matthew Leising
Risk and reward may abound in the lowest rung of investment-grade U.S. corporate bonds as companies battle to reduce leverage.
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Joyce Blay
A majority of Americans have not saved enough to retire, according to the Franklin Templeton survey.
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Karen DeMasters
The states and the SEC are not in competition to enact a fiduciary rule, former regulator says.
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Raymond Fazzi
The deal involves a strategic investment by HighTower, among the nation's largest RIA consolidators.
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Danielle Moran
Year to date, the Bloomberg Barclay's index tracking munis has returned 3.2 percent.
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Felice Maranz, Sarah Ponczek
ETFs that track banks and insurers are poised for their first month of inflows in more than a year.
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Joshua Gallu
Even amid positive economic data, Trump calls for a 1 percent rate cut and more quantitative easing.
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Ryan Vlastelica
Alphabet's earnings miss is taking a bite out of the mega-cap FAANG technology stocks.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Women are encountering "Queen Bee syndrome" and other challenges holding them back in the financial industry.
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Katia Porzecanski
Tuition growth outpacing inflation is caused by government subsidies of student loans, said Ken Griffin.
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Daniel Flatley
Using sanctions as a tool in diplomacy could cause countries to avoid U.S. financial and economic networks.
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Saleha Mohsin, Andrew Mayeda
Trade negotiations with China "won't go on forever," said Mick Mulvaney, acting White House chief of staff.
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Tracey Longo
Currently, the SEC's Regulation Best Interest contains no mandate for the use of clean shares.
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Sarah Ponczek
The firm believes the S&P 500 will rise 2 percent - to 3,000 - in the near term.
