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By raising tariffs, the White House puts pressure on China to stimulate its economy, which will lead to a recovery in U.S. share prices.
Fannie and Freddie don’t actually lower costs, but they do lower standards, writes Karl W. Smith.
Salt Financial is launching a negative-expense ratio ETF.
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Abandoning the fiduciary rule was a mistake.
It is important to understand the differences between personal umbrella insurance policies.
Advisors need to develop new ways to help clients find deep satisfaction with all aspects of the retirement planning game.
The economic narrative thus far during the Trump administration echoes that of the George W. Bush years.
The Fed needs to develop a better understanding of market technicals—or what some call a “feel” for the markets.
New record highs inspire more bullishness, but valuations favor bearish investors.
The Fed should respond to price and employment data by lowering interest rates.
Physicians and hospitals stand as a major barrier for Democrats' plans to expand Medicare for all Americans.
Celebrities and others who earn their living by being in the public eye have to walk a fine social media line.
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