by
Karen DeMasters
Markets will do well, but will not match highs of the last decade, Vanguard said in its 2019 economic report.
by
Joyce Blay
UBS found that wealthy, U.S.-based fine art collectors are actively looking to add to their collection in 2019.
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Karen DeMasters
A UMass team of economists says Medicare for all would save money and yield better health care outcomes.
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Gregory Bresiger
Neither the stock market nor the economy is likely to blow up in 2019, they say.
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Christopher Robbins
Most millennials don't use a traditional advisor now and don't plan to use one in the future, a new survey says.
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Tracey Longo
President and CEO Karen Barr told the SEC its consumer surveys and interviews are “substantially flawed.”
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Annie Massa
Passive mutual funds often leave investors in the dark on corporate-governance issues, said the SEC commissioner.
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Brandon Kochkodin
Today, the government now makes about 90 percent of all student loans.
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Zachary R. Mider, Zeke Faux
They want to outlaw a legal tactic that predatory lenders have frequently used to seize money from small businesses.
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Christopher Robbins
Companies that encourage their employees to speak up about misdeeds may perform better.
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Julie Verhage
Robos that made hay while the equity sun was shining now talk bonds, checking accounts and savings.
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Elena Popina
Ned Davis Research says this year's weak returns across asset classes recall the Nixon years.
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Ben Mattlin
Helping clients, even relatively wealthy ones, live within their means is a surprisingly frequent challenge.
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Marvin G. Perez, Isis Almeida
Disastrous natural gas trading prompted FCStone to liquidate about 300 client accounts managed by OptionSellers.com.
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Juliette Fairley
Advisors are missing out on business by not strengthening their relationships with female investors, the study said.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
Workers who commit financial fraud usually exhibit similar behaviors, this security consultant says.
