by
Michael McDonald
The average fund gained 5.8 percent over a decade, falling short of the 7.2 percent that schools targeted.
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Arit John, Laura Davison
The legislation would raise up to $2.2 trillion in estate taxes from the families of all 588 billionaires in the U.S.
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Katherine Burton, Suzy Waite
Market turbulence has helped several old macro hands profit after posting losses or sub-par gains.
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Matt Townsend
Farmers, business owners and executives plan to descend on Capitol Hill.
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Christopher Condon
Goldman Sachs sees just a 25 percent chance of the 2.25 percent rate being lifted in the second quarter.
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Raymond Fazzi
Magnus Financial Group said its mission hasn't changed after increasing its client assets sixfold.
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Elena Popina, Lu Wang
A stock-market spring-loaded for earnings season is now pushing toward its biggest January rally in three decades.
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Michelle F. Davis
Billionaire CEO Jamie Dimon is OK with tax hikes on the rich, as long as the revenue is used to do the most good.
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Craig Torres
The Federal Reserve said it will be “patient” on any future interest-rate moves.
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Lananh Nguyen
Bank of America Corp. is expanding a perk for its loyalty-program members: free trades.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
A Franklin Templeton study finds that RIAs are not prepared when it comes to handing over the reins of their business.
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Dorothy Hinchcliff
An expert explains to advisors the four mindsets needed to truly stand out.
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Joyce Blay
Most advisors fielded questions from clients about crypto currencies last year, the survey said.
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Dorothy Hinchcliff
In fact, most advisors haven't even met the millennial children of their clients.
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Tracey Longo
The trend has set off worries that such moves rob workers of federal pensions protections.
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Tracey Longo
Phillip Michael Carter allegedly spent the stolen money on private jets and the operation of a hunter's paradise.
