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Joyce Blay
The Retirement Planning Group of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is joining the Securities Service Network platform.
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Joyce Blay
Brix Wealth Management and KAP Planning are part of the Barnum Financial Group.
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Joyce Blay
Four independent advisors nationwide bring a combined total of $393 million in AUA to the IFP platform.
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Tracey Longo
Minimum-wage earners are paid 29% less than their counterparts 50 years ago. But businesses say $15 an hour would lead to reduced employment.
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Lynnley Browning
He said he was willing to talk about revisions to the rule that limits state and local tax deductions on federal returns to $10,000.
by FA Staff
The broker-dealer creates a network for its advisors to get involved in local and federal advocacy.
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Karen DeMasters
Advisors and banks now are encouraged to report suspected fraud.
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Evan Simonoff
They can help build a firm poised to capture younger clients whose assets are likely to rise decades to come, says TD's Kate Healy.
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Raymond Fazzi
For investors in large growth funds, it may even be a lost decade, says Morningstar.
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Hannah Levitt
It's the world's largest bank merger in more than a decade.
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Ari Natter
She released a sweeping package of controversial environmental measures Thursday.
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Danielle Moran
The upgrade, while small, is the latest signal of the turnaround afoot for Michigan’s largest city.
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Lauren Coleman-Lochner, Steven Church
KKR faced harsh criticism last year after Toys “R” Us creditors decided to shut the chain, leaving about 33,000 employees without severance.
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Dana Hull
Aurora’s three co-founders are legendary among roboticists and engineers who are leading the charge to make self-driving cars a reality.
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Jeff Schlegel
The two new offerings aim to generate cash via both mutual funds and ETFs.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
A Brightworth wealth advisor has a growing client base in the film industry.
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Adam Haigh
The bank’s global strategists continue to favor equities relative to bonds.
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Laura Davison
Financial transaction taxes typically place a levy of a fraction of a percent on the price of a securities trade.
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Raymond Fazzi
But the Merrill Lynch survey found clients may not be as reluctant to talk about death as advisors think.
