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Anu Gaggar
As the Year of the Tiger rolls in, Chinese equities could remain volatile but purr stronger.
by FA News
Annuity sales were the third-highest in recorded history in 2021, according to SRI.
by FA Staff
The firms are subsidiaries of NFP, an insurance broker and consultant in New York City.
by
Jacqueline Sergeant
Laurence Kotlikoff said the split filing strategy gambles on the high-earning spouse reaching age 70 and dying young.
by
John Tozzi
The company is also preparing for the potential end of the Covid-19 public-health emergency.
by
Eric Rasmussen
Registered index-linked annuities have become many companies' new flagship product.
by FA Staff
The Omicron surge has led to a drop in Columbia Threadneedle's "Return to Normal" index.
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Matthew Boyle
Almost 40% of employers polled agreed that a mandate could attract workers.
by
David Macchia
The notion that advisors who fail to recommend annuities to clients run afoul of their fiduciary duty is a controversial one.
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Alexis Leondis
Personal-finance advisor Paco de Leon on facing financial fears; why crypto investing is "schmuck insurance."
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Eric Rasmussen
The research firm warns that advisors will have to change their mindset about serving this wealth.
by FA Staff
The guaranteed income solution is TIAA's first offering for corporate 401(k) plans.
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Libby Cherry
Pension funds and insurers may be poised to start actively buying U.S. Treasurys, strategists say.
by
Bryce Baschuk
Uncertainty created by Covid-19 variants continues to weigh on the jobs market.
by
Anna Edney
Though Alzheimer's patients under age 65 can qualify for Medicare, they don't get access to just any treatment.
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Hannah Levitt
"We're not going to pay you not to work in the office,” the CEO told unvaccinated employees.
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James G. Blase
Full or partial funding of bypass trusts with spousal retirement assets may make sense today.
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Jenny Surane
Office workers who don't get vaccinated by Jan. 14 will face termination, the firm said.
by
Evan Simonoff
Some money managers don't see the Fed raising rates as high as some investors think.
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Bloomberg News
A record 10 million people were diagnosed with Covid-19 in the seven days through Sunday.
