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Juliette Fairley
Advisors should also plan for specific client lifestyle and financial transitions as they age.
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Christopher Robbins
Most believe that the U.S. has entered the late stages of the cycle and that investment opportunities are worsening.
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John Tozzi, Drew Armstrong
Not only are the proposals unaffordable, they would fail to expand access to health care, the executive said.
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John Tozzi
Out-of-pocket spending on health care jumps about 60 percent in the week after people get their refunds.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
It's a big expense, but health-care costs have leveled off in recent years, the company said.
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Sahil Kapur, John Harney
Amid the president's latest reversal, what happens to healthcare as a campaign issue is anybody's guess.
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John Tozzi
Insurers and care facilities may start tracking patients' social conditions to shed light on health care stressors.
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Cristin Flanagan
Dueling healthcare initiatives from Democrats and the Trump administration pressure insurance stocks.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
North Dakota recently amended a law requiring children to pay off parents' outstanding long-term care debt.
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Sahil Kapur
The Justice Department is asking the courts to eliminate the Affordable Care Act.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors deal with more stress than the average U.S. worker, according to a new survey.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Advisors need to know how to dispel these mistaken beliefs their clients may have about retirement.
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Noah Smith
The opioid crisis can be linked to large numbers of men leaving the workforce - and being left behind.
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Rich Miller
As the Democratic Party veers left, Trump's advisors work to defend Western capitalism.
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Nikki Ekstein
Malaise? Stress? Family strife? A luxury vacation may be the miracle cure you're looking for.
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Alex Tanzi
Attempting to lower costs, Americans are also not taking drugs as they are prescribed.
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Christopher Robbins
Boomers are ignoring their long-term care needs, but they're champs when it comes to estate planning, a survey says.
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Mark Hurley
Advisors need to substantially expand what they do for their clients in the future. Some already are.
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Tracey Longo
The group is positioning itself as America’s affordable advice alternative as it battles tougher sales-conduct standards.
