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Karen DeMasters
Many teens feel they will be dependent on their parents for years to come, a new study says.
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Luke Kawa
As U.S. stocks climbed toward a record, a major benchmark surpassed an ominous level for volatility watchers.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
It's a big expense, but health-care costs have leveled off in recent years, the company said.
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Thomas Biesheuvel
A diamond ETF could come soon now that the U.K. has approved a gem pricing benchmark.
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Jeff Schlegel
The new products from REX Shares follow an equal-weighted index of 10 large banks.
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Rich Miller
A drive to boost inflation through low interest rates could end up threatening financial stability.
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Tracey Longo
Retirees over age 70½ who can’t deduct donations this year can use this valuable work-around.
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Bloomberg News
Asset managers are seeking scale to fend off low-cost competitors.
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Jeff Schlegel
One focuses on equities, the other on fixed income. Both are a fund of funds.
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Sarah Ponczek
Only 36% of fund managers are beating their benchmarks.
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Bloomberg News
Ex-workers say scrutiny of individual clients was discouraged.
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Eric Rasmussen
The tick up in short-term interest rates has brought a necessary source of income back into play for B-Ds.
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Karen DeMasters
The Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies examined what retirement means to three generations.
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Bryce Baschuk
The WTO also predicts that GDP growth will slow to the mid-2 percent range over the next 21 months.
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Shelly Hagan, Wei Lu
The Beehive State was the first ranked vacation destination in the U.S. according to Bloomberg.
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Laura Davison
If signed into law, the bill would push back the age at which clients must start taking RMDs.
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Vivien Lou Chen
The inverted yield curve has economists and analysts wondering if it really is different this time.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The deal provides the advisory firm with capital to expand its brick-and mortar offices.
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Laura Davison
Congressional Democrats have reintroduced a measure to apply an annual capital gains tax to savers and investors.
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Justina Lee, Ksenia Galouchko
A bull market in bonds gave hedge funds their best quarter in months - but they're only up 1.9 percent.
