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Bloomberg News
A Trump win means the ratio of public debt to gross domestic product will rise, says money manager.
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Bloomberg News
Are the phones doomed to the same fate as personal computers?
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Karen DeMasters
The acquisition expands Merriman's footprint in the Northwest.
by
Ted Knutson
Banks have left the space, leaving predatory lenders to go after small businesses.
by
Robert Laura
Retirement comes with it’s own set of challenges. Here are four ways advisors can help their clients overcome them.
by
Wes Stillman
No advisor wants to think a cybersecurity breach could happen to them, but ignoring the possibility only increases the risk of exposure.
by
Paul Ellis
Two industry experts discuss why sustainable investing is at the forefront of what’s next for the financial industry.
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Ricardo Meneses, Nick DiMasi
Employing talented employees is an integral part of creating a satisfied workforce and a productive workplace.
by
Victor Ngai
Here are some helpful guidelines in walking your clients through the executor process.
by
Daniel Satchkov
Treasuries will provide solid preservation of capital and some yield in almost all economic scenarios.
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Bloomberg News
Alabama’s Treasury liquidated its Pimco Total Return Fund holdings in the state’s 529 plan, citing departures of senior investment personnel at the firm.
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Bloomberg News
The Secret Service and FBI are investigating an increasing number of attacks on U.S. retailers’ data, including credit card accounts.
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Jeff Schlegel
A recent study compares returns on alternative investments in liquid ’40 Act funds versus returns in private partnerships.
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Karen DeMasters
Women are more likely to be caregivers for an elderly person and are frequently affected adversely.
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Karen DeMasters
Most pre-retirees think they will have enough money to maintain their lifestyle when they retire, but most retirees have found that they don't, says a new survey.
by FA Staff
A fiduciary advocate who testified in front of Congress was sentenced to prison Wednesday for 17 years for trying to steal $5.3 million from pension funds in order to buy a resort.
by FA Staff
Men and women cope with financial emergencies and home ownership in different ways, according to an HSBC study.
by FA Staff
Finra has barred a Redlands, Calif., broker for allegedly stealing $4.2 million from two trust funds, including one belonging to a victim of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Jeff Schlegel
Conference panelists discuss the practical issues involved with implementing alternative investments into client portfolios.
