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Mike Loewengart
Unsurprisingly, Republicans and Democrats have divergent economic and market outlooks.
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Bryce Sanders
Alert advisors can head off problems at the pass by being proactive.
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Jack Sharry
Helping people maximize their rollovers boosts the bottom line for both clients and advisors who serve them.
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Sarah Green Carmichael
Americans think they can’t afford to take time off, even when their companies are paying for it.
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Nick Murray
Once I entered this profession, it was obvious investors didn't act rationally.
by
William Bengen
Inflation is a key factor regarding safer retirement withdrawal numbers.
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James Poer
Three trends could dominate the industry next year, says Kestra’s CEO.
by
Joe Nocera
Allowing the debt to be discharged could tighten lending standards, put a lid on tuition increases and end shady universities.
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David O’Leary
How to best position clients to navigate the likeliest aspects of new tax policy.
by
Sandra O'Neill
Here are some helpful guiding principles for business tax planning in the near term.
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Bryce Sanders
Advisors should be on the lookout for changes in their clients’ behavior.
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Brian Chappatta
Big banks are on the prowl for big asset managers. Is State Street’s ETF franchise on the trading block?
by
Jill Jacques
Firms and advisors should focus on these two areas with high growth potential for client acquisitions.
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Andreas Kluth
The next Treasury secretary could make the lives of millions of Americans easier at no cost at all.
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Joe Nocera
Mark Zuckerberg and the company have proved again and again that they don’t take government mandates seriously.
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Aaron Brown
The inherent extra return participants enjoyed for many years has almost disappeared.
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Bryce Sanders
Six rules to follow when a friend becomes a client.
