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Bryce Sanders
There is a special way to ask, “Who do you know?”
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Jacqueline Sergeant
A key to the strategy is to lower required minimum distributions that can result in higher marginal tax rates.
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Jeff Stimpson
Scrutiny of rich taxpayers has increased this year, and proposed legislation would allow the IRS to get even more aggressive.
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Tracey Longo
The increase could add $2,280 a year to retiree benefits.
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Tracey Longo
Independent broker-dealers face 7% advisor attrition over next two years, according to a recent analysis.
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FA Staff
The fund aims to identify companies with growth potential that are underappreciated by the market.
by FA Staff
Samuel Bates, Darin Frandsen and Adam Fluckiger operate North Rim Financial Group.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Some clients are giving up on buying or selling a home and relying on rentals, advisors say.
by
Liz Capo McCormick
The bond market has become convinced that a economic downturn is looming.
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Katie Greifeld
The Strive US Energy ETF joins a small but growing wave of so-called anti-woke funds.
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Discovery Data
See insights on the retail IA channel including rep movement, AUM changes and more.
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Tracey Longo
Finra plans to start publicly identifying "risky" broker-dealers this summer.
by
Edward Hayes
Loans using securities as collateral usually offer better rates and a quicker approval time, financial professionals say.
by
Joyce Blay
Nearly half of parents said they would take out a student loan to pay for college, according to the Discover survey.
by FA Staff
Woods Brignac Wealth Management of Raymond James joins RJA in Lake Charles, La.
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Evan Simonoff
U.S. equities have yet to enter a classic capitulation phase.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The company's robo-advisor clients paid de facto fees because of the program's cash allocations, the agency said.
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Kay Lynn Mayhue
Here are a few key ways you can make your firm more appealing and rewarding to women.
