Ted Knutson

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Number Of SEC Advisor Exams Could Go Up 30% This Year

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The increase is due to the shift of some broker-dealer examiners into investment advisor duty, an SEC official said.

California Scammers Impersonate Social Security Employees

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Golden State fraudsters have cooked up a new Social Security scam.

Second Time The Charm For Conservative SEC Commission Nominee?

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A researcher at a conservative think tank has been nominated for a second time to serve on the SEC.

More Transparency Needed In Muni-Bond Pricing, Study Says

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Insitutions have a price advantage when it comes to muni-bond pricing, which raises issues of fairness, this professor says.

Social Security, Medicare Trust Funds Get Extra Year Of Breathing Room

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A stronger economy could make the programs more sustainable, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said.

HSAs Still Underutilized By Consumers, Insurance Officials Say

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Health savings accounts are still not well understood by the public, according to speakers at an HSA conference.

SEC Chief Says Interests Of Main Street Investors Reign Supreme

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“How does what we propose to do affect the long-term interests of Mr. and Ms. 401(k)?" SEC Chair Jay Clayton said.

Adults Under Guardianship Should Have Chance To Regain Rights, ABA Says

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Many adults end up languishing under financial guardianship too long, the bar association says in a new report.

Thieves Faking Online Video Job Interviewers Proliferating, Finra Warns

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Some of the scamsters are pretending to be a range of legitimate organizations -- including Finra itself.

One Hour Of Their Time Could Save Senior Clients Money And Their Lives

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One person 65 or over dies from a fall every 19 minutes. A free webinar aims to lower that statistic.

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