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Demand For Female Financial Leaders Largely Ignored

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There's still a lack of female executives, even though employees desire a more collaborative and creative style of management women often offer.

Women Feel Sting Of Gender-Based LTC Rates

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For 55-year-olds, the average cost for a male purchasing $164,000 of long-term care insurance protection is $925 a year, compared with $1,225 for a woman.

Financial Advisors Anxious Over August Revision Of Fiduciary

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The Department of Labor expects to propose a revised rule this August that defines the term "fiduciary."

Using Income To Mitigate Risk In A Retirement Portfolio

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Managers describe how they invest to generate income in an environment of low interest rates.

MFS Investment Strategist Favors Large-Cap Sector

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James Swanson says large-cap stocks are attractive because they are trading at a discount and many of the companies are growing with little leverage.

Benchmarks Based On Personal Goals Are The Future, Says Natixis President

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Aiming for returns that will fund desired living expenses is a better approach than trying to beat the S&P 500, industry participants say.

Prudential Survives Annuity Wreckage

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Prudential is one of the few firms that has found its way through the annuity war zone.

Aging Financial Advisors Urged To Groom Gen Y

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Only 5 percent of financial advisors are younger than 30 years old, according to a new study by Pershing, suggesting that the financial advisory industry is aging.

Wealthy See Etiquette As Key To Success

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The all-important bottom line may still reign supreme, but that hasn’t stopped many in the business world from trying to climb the ladder of success with style.

Sports Team Ownership Not All Glamour

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Sports clubs represent the ultimate asset trophy, but if they don't field a good team or dare to move to another city, they can be vilified by millions.

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