VOLATILITY

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Bold Market Calls Abound As Guggenheim CIO Says S&P 500 Could Drop 40%

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Still, Guggenheim is seeking opportunities amid the turmoil.

I Manage Money For A Living. Here's What I'm Telling My Clients

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Despite the impulse to do something, the best strategy truly is often to just sit tight.

Some Virus Stimulus Checks May Not Arrive Until September

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The IRS will send approximately 100 million checks at a rate of 5 million per week, which could take 20 weeks.

Clayton Says Reg BI Will Be Implemented June 30

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Despite the coronavirus, the SEC says the date will stand for new advisor regulations.

Client Value Of Advisor Relationship Is 41% Emotional, Vanguard Says

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A Vanguard study found that clients are looking for a trusting personal relationship with their advisors.

Virus Rips Into Middle-Class America, Where Finances Are Fragile

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This group has seen its share of the national wealth decline since the 2008 financial crisis.

Social Security Recipients To Receive Stimulus Checks, As IRS Reverses Course

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Social Security recipients will automatically get stimulus checks, no filing required.

Despite Volatility, Advisors Urged To Stick To Retirement Planning Basics

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People saving for retirement need to understand market downturns are going to happen, a TIAA planner said.

Americans Are Taking A Calm Approach To Market Volatility

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But a study by Allianz Life showed nearly two-thirds believe a recession could be on the rise.

Dividend Investing’s Month Of Reckoning

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The market crash could be a “risk reset” for equity-income investors, say some investment analysts and advisors.

Here’s What’s In The $2 Trillion Virus Stimulus Package

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The bill passed by the U.S. Senate late Wednesday will reach into many aspects of American life and business.

Wall Street Bonuses Could Fall 40% This Year In 'Perfect Storm'

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Financial firms are among the companies suffering as the pandemic upends credit availability and roils stock markets.

Dow's Surge Opens Up Widest Divergence In Benchmarks Since 1953

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The Dow is getting an outsize boost from companies previously pressured by the coronavirus, particularly Boeing.

Vanguard Sees 10-Year Projected Equity Returns Improving Sharply

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But second-quarter GDP could drop 17%, a post-World War II era record.

Use Volatility To Your Advantage

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Advisors can help clients chart their own course in a time of crisis.

Majority Of U.S. Consumers Say Outbreak Could Delay Their Credit Card Payments

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Consumers also want credit card payments to forgive late payments, a WalletHub survey said.

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