by
Ben Bain
As the SEC prepares for more hires, employees are getting less of a pay hike than they've gotten in previous years.
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Catherine Bosley
A drop in cash for payments in some countries has raised questions about whether central banks should issue digital tokens.
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Christopher Robbins
His method for retirement income planning improves the rule's success rate.
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Joyce Blay
Hang up an anyone claiming to be an IRS employee who seeks immediate payment of back taxes, an FTC attorney said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
LIMRA says total fourth-quarter sales of annuities are expected to rise 15 percent.
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Jeff Schlegel
The new fund expands Transamerica's existing line of core equity funds embedded with risk-management features.
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Karen DeMasters
David Blanchett is recognized for research that encourages planners to model the risk of early retirement on savings.
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Kristine Owram
Horizons has also filed for leveraged, inverse pot funds.
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Karen DeMasters
Women clients fall into different categories and should not be treated as one group, EY executive says.
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Patrick Clark
A limit on state and local tax deductions has costly and confounding implications for some.
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Adam Haigh, Scarlet Fu
The Fed's policy U-turn makes now a prudent time for profit-taking, says Guggenheim's Scott Minerd.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Parents are doling out money to help their kids buy homes, sometimes to the detriment of their retirements.
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Tracey Longo
The advisors put retirees' money into high-risk energy investments, state authorities said.
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Karen DeMasters
Three natural gas producers agreed that strict regulations are needed on methane gas emissions.
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Tracey Longo
Even in states where marijuana is legal, banks have stayed clear of the industry for fear of federal prosecution.
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Yakob Peterseil
Short-term volatility strategists are getting nervous as market serenity continues.
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Jeff Schlegel
The fund incorporates the tech-driven side of the housing market.
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Rachel Evans
The mad rush to cut fund fees is not a good sign for the passive-investing boom.
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Raymond Fazzi
The prevention program targets schools in San Diego, where human sex trafficking is an $810 million industry.
