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Katie Von Kohorn
The act has greatly altered the treatment of IRAs and other beneficiary designation retirement plans.
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Justin Fox
The best way to reduce occupational deaths among workers 65 and older might be retirement.
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Michael J. Boskin
President Donald Trump's prospects for re-election in November are strong.
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Noah Feldman
There’s something strange about a nonprofit using bankruptcy to turn the page on sexual abuse.
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Ferdinando Giugliano
The temptation to favor bonds of "virtuous" companies could upset ECB’s pillar of market neutrality, says one columnist.
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Matthew Erskine
They’re a viable tax-planning tool, but election year talk of higher tax rates could be a wild card regarding the break-even point on these investments.
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Erik Eckard
Individuals can take advantage of a little-known provision in HSA legislation.
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According to our 2019 FA Insight study, the median age of advisors has dropped from 52 to 49.
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Noah Smith
Absent a green new deal, growth is already decoupling from resource depletion and pollution on its own.
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Joelle A. Simms
Finra has submitted proposed rule amendments to the SEC seeking to increase the minimum fees for expungement claims.
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Antonio Weiss
Three Democrats have proposed a financial transaction tax to fund health care, education and infrastructure.
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Jared Dillian
It is hard to make the argument that people in this stratum are overtaxed, says Jared Dillian.
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James G. Blase
Ed Slott’s recent articles on the SECURE Act are well-intended.
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Craig Hawley
Protection should be a centerpiece as you develop your clients’ holistic financial plans.
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Justin Fox
Americans really reaching a zenith of optimism and contentment.
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Barry Ritholtz
Some tech businesses are responding to market signals the wrong way, writes Barry Ritholtz.
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Zhang Jun
Once the coronavirus storm passes, the economy will bounce back and return to its previous course.
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Noah Smith
QE works, but it’s not a slam-dunk recession stopper.
