Tracey Longo

Best Rollover Practices For Advisors To Avoid Triggering DOL Ire

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Advisors should pay close attention to documenting three things, said a compliance professional.

Securities Experts Demand More Info On Bad Brokers From Finra

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There's more information about bad brokers than the agency is letting on, complain observers.

Finra Orders Wells Fargo To Pay $3.4M For Unsuitable ETP Sales

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Wells Fargo reps were selling ETPs to clients without understanding their risks, Finra said.

SEC's Latest Whistleblower Award Tops $1 Million

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The award brings the SEC’s total whistleblower awards to $162 million since 2011.

Trump’s ACA Changes Upends Costs For Early Retirees, Self-Employed

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The president's executive order and threatened state subsidies cuts could curb some retirement plans.

House Committee Passes Bill Repealing DOL's Fiduciary Rule

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The bill would create a best-interest standard for brokers that would be enforced by the SEC.

Clock Running Down On Social Security, Medicaid Fixes, Former Trustees Report

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Up to 23 percent of Social Security benefits and 14 percent of Medicaid benefits could disappear by 2034, a report says.

Mortgage Abuses Against Seniors Top List Of Consumer Complaints

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U.S. PIRG cited its report in opposing GOP plans to weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

New Finra Alert: Three Things Regulators Want Investors to Know About You

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Finra wants to help investors tell the difference between your registration, licensing and professional designations.

Trump Signs Law Allowing B-Ds To Deliver ETF Research To Investors

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B-Ds will now have the same legal protection delivering research on ETFs as they do on stocks, bonds and mutual funds.