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Tracey Longo
Consumers often mistakenly believe real estate agents are working for their best interests, the consumer group said.
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Stephen Gandel
Corporate America is saving more than expected, but taxpayers are on the hook for it.
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George Yacik
Advisors say non-financial classes such as history, psychology and sociology have helped them in their careers.
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Jeff Stimpson
The tax-advantaged accounts are a good fit for high-income clients who can't normally deduct medical expenses.
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William Horobin
Growth this year could be even slower than currently anticipated, this indicator says.
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Jonathan Levin
Low and no income-tax states are racing to lure top earners from states hit by the Trump tax law.
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Adam Haigh, Shery Ahn
Stocks are unlikely to retest all-time highs this year, though they will hand investors positive returns, he said.
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Joyce Blay
Michael Roberts Associates was previously using Cadaret, Grant & Co. as its broker-dealer.
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Joanna Ossinger
Companies with high and stable gross margins would be one area to consider, the firm's analysts said.
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Joanna Ossinger
U.S. trade tariffs are impacting the market and the economy, Morgan Stanley analysts said.
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Lu Wang
U.S. stocks will resume their climb due to profit expansion, said Lee.
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Karen DeMasters
Garrett Planning Network will continue under her leadership.
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Jeff Schlegel
Net inflows topped $76 billion for global exchange-traded products.
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Rich Miller, Christopher Condon
Jerome Powell acknowledged that quantitative easing potentially caused market distortions more than five years ago.
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John Gittelsohn
The fund behemoth also sees volatility continuing this year, but says to "stay invested."
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Tracey Longo
Yet most Americans are failing to make retirement a priority, according to recent AARP research.
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Raymond Fazzi
Advisors overwhelmingly say they need to do more with the technologies at their disposal, a Cerulli study says.
