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Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac Make The 30-Year Mortgage Possible

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Why would the federal government try to privatize the companies if they’re doing their job now?

Robbing 401(k)s To Pay Student Loans Is Tiny Tweak To Big Problem

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Senator Rand Paul’s Helper Act doesn’t do much to address college affordability.

Sponsor Insights: Key Factors Financial Advisors Should Consider in a Private Equity Platform

by Steven Brod, Crystal Capital Partners

Key factors beyond access and low minimums advisors should consider when choosing a PE platform for their business.

Sponsor Insights: 5 Active Fixed-Income Facts

by Hartford Funds

You may think fixed income is just fixed income. But here are 5 reasons to change your mind.

The Secret To America's Low, Low Taxes

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Privatize health care and run a big deficit and your country, too, can have low taxes.

What Financial Advisors Should Expect With Reg BI On The Horizon

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Reg BI clearly comes with some new expectations for financial professionals and firms.

Mentorship Is Key To Preserving Critical Knowledge

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Years of accumulated wisdom are about to disappear from financial planning.

Measurable Marketing Is Oxygen For Advisors In Uphill Climb For Client Acquisition

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Learning from the practices of growth-oriented advisors can help average performers crack the marketing code.

Sponsor Insights: Taking client acquisition digital

by Ameriprise

Find the tools for a successful client acquisition strategy: 4 ways to stay engaged with prospects.

Creating High-Impact Retirements

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A simple gesture can be the start of something big.

Free Tuition Will Bleed Colleges Dry

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Democrats' free tuition plans would cut colleges off from one of their primary funding sources.

Give Thanks, Americans: You're Back To Work

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Americans should be grateful that the economy has delivered them more jobs and slightly higher wages.

It's 2019, But It Sure Feels A Lot Like 1998 For Stocks

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Fear of missing out may be leading some investors towards catastrophic decisions.

Goldman's 'Baby Bear Market' Hides A Mundane Call On Bonds

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It’s fair to predict small losses for Treasuries in 2020. But we can do without the hyperbole.

Excising The Negative Smoke And Mirror Effects Of Obamacare

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It’s urgent that you help yourself and your clients make better ACA choices.

Economists Join Congress In Not Worrying About The Deficit

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Deficit hawks are facing extinction among both politicians and academic economists.

Tax The Wealthy And Their Charities Will Suffer

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Proposals to tax wealth could devastate the non-profit sector.

Wall Street Has Seen The Future, And It's Here

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Like Christmas, the annual festival of prognostications comes earlier every year.

When Financial Advice Meets Alzheimer’s Disease

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Are you prepared to help clients who have memory loss, and their caregivers?

When Advisors Recommend Philanthropic Advisory Firms To Clients

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Many advisors are beginning to realize that PA firms complement their work.

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