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Tracey Longo
The Church for the Healthy Self, founded by an ex-felon, has been revealed as a $25 million Ponzi scheme.
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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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Chris Dolmetsch
The former Auburn University assistant was charged after funneling young athletes towards a financial advisor.
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by Janet Lorin
The scandal has embroiled 33 parents along with coaches and admissions consultants.
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Matt Robinson, Doug Alexander
The story surrounding a troubled cryptocurrency exchange is complicated by the past life of a co-founder.
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Joel Bruckenstein
The purchase positions Envestnet as a leader in financial planning software.
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Karen DeMasters
William Neil "Doc" Gallagher convinced elderly people to roll over their retirement funds to him, the SEC charged.
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Tracey Longo
Draft legislation would require the SEC to do extensive consumer testing on disclosures.
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Steven Sellers
Stanford students are arguing that the scandal "devalues" their education.
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Steve Sanduski
Key trends to help financial advisors stay ahead of the curve.
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Christian Mitchell
Here are some actions to consider taking in 2019 to help fill the talent gap.
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Christopher Robbins
Don't bet on the government taking away your client's Roth IRA, said Slott.
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John Knowlton
Advisors who maximize their advice have learned to rely on an organizational structure called a leveraged ensemble.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
Financial planning students are in for a surprise after they arrive at the office of Lauren Locker, CFP.
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Joyce Blay
Professional women in the financial services industry can network -- for a price -- in The W Source.
by Dan Jamieson
Pressures are increasing, particularly on small independent b-ds, but various trends are creating plenty of opportunity for the industry overall.
