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New Custodian Altruist Eliminates Software Fee For Brokerage Accounts

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The company is looking to ease the fee burden on its smaller advisor clients, the firm's CFO said.

Soros Son's New Shakeup Puts $25 Billion Philanthropy On Hold

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The Soros foundation's second revamp in three years has brought a new round of job cuts.

T. Rowe Shorts Treasurys As Yields Risk Climbing To 5.5% On Fed

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But there are plenty of others in the market who are looking for Treasurys to rebound.

Americans Saved $1.1 Trillion Less Than Previously Thought From 2017-2022

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The state of household finances is a key question facing the economy.

Corporate Bonds Flip To Loss For Year As Fed Turns More Hawkish

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The optimism many corporate-bond investors had at the start of 2023 has been shattered.

Missing 'Gold Standard' Economic Data Will Test Alternatives In U.S. Shutdown

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Data from private-sector sources will take the spotlight during the imminent government shutdown.

Goldman's Rubner Sees Deeper Stock Losses In A 'No Rules Market'

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Trend-chasing systematic funds are at risk of being forced to unwind equity holdings.

Keeping Clients On Track By Understanding Their Biases

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Advisors need to address behavioral biases early in the planning process, consultants say.

Government Shutdown Nears As Moderates Try To Keep It Short

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Senate Republican and Democratic negotiators are nearing a deal on a short-term spending measure.

Dimon Warns 7% Fed Rate Still Possible, Times Of India Says

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A rate of 7% would douse recent optimism among Fed officials about their ability to engineer a soft landing.

Florida Overtakes New York As Second-Biggest Housing Market

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Miami has also surged up the rankings to become the fifth-largest metropolitan housing market.

N.J. Advisor To Pay $1.7 Million To Settle Cherry-Picking Charges

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Douglas MacWright made more than a $1 million by diverting profitable trades to his and his family's accounts, the SEC said.

World's Mega-Rich Are Betting On U.S. Renters To Grow Their Billions

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Over the past decade, ultra-wealthy individuals and their firms have more than doubled their investments in apartments.

29-Year-Old Targets Market Gap For Rich Individuals 'Not Wealthy Enough For UBS'

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Alexis Augier aims to bring the tools of wealthy investors to the broader market.

Home Prices In U.S. Hit Record High, Erasing Recent Decline

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A national gauge of prices rose for a sixth straight month, increasing 0.6% in July from June.

Two-Thirds Of Employees Believe Inflation Is Outpacing Wages, BofA Says

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More workers are prioritizing short-term financial needs over retirement savings, a bank survey found.

Short Positions Pile Up In Nasdaq Futures, Citi Strategists Say

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The bets against the tech sector reflect growing investor concern that interest rates will stay higher for longer.

This Is The ‘Perfect' Time To Buy Value Stocks On Sticky Inflation, Rob Arnott Says

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Inflation is set to climb near 5% by year-end, he said.

SEC Charges Podcast Host With Running $11 Million Ponzi Scheme

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Real estate investor Matthew Motil used investor funds to buy NBA tickets and lakefront mansion, the agency said.

All Of Schwab's Bond ETFs Now Cost Just Three Basis Points

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The asset manager announced fee cuts on the Schwab High Yield Bond and the Schwab U.S. TIPS ETFs.

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