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Tax-Free Sales Of Vacation Homes Possible Under Trump's Tax Reform

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But clients with vacation homes will require a lot of help from advisors to decipher the new rules.

How To Revive Active Fund Management? Pimco Parent Is Trying Sneakers

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Executives are handing out sneakers to employees as part of an effort to breath new life into its active offerings.

Volatility's Coming For Your Summer Break As Headwinds Build

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Risk-off sentiment could rapidly snowball alongside the specter of higher borrowing costs.

RBC Upgrades Practice Management Platform

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RBC Wealth Management takes a more consultative approach to its practice management program for financial advisors.

‘Old Guys In Florida’ Wonder If Cash Is Still Trash

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As interest rates rise, cash proxies are becoming more attractive to retirement and income investors.

Broker-Dealers Face An Ominous Road

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The number of broker-dealers is declining rapidly, and their business is becoming less profitable.

Cape Cod Advisor Forged Clients' Signatures, SEC Says

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Clients lost more than $3 million to the advisor, the complaint says.

Retire In San Francisco? Here’s The Minimum Portfolio A Client Would Need

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The median home price in the City by the Bay is $1.3 million and a two-bedroom rents for $4,509.

UBS Investors Demand Sense Of Urgency With Rivals Closing In

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As other European banks faltered, UBS found success tilting towards wealth management, but it may not be enough for investors.

As Fed Tightens, Investors Give Up Crisis-Era Rate Protection

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U.S. corporate lenders are giving up safeguards that protect them from short-term interest rates falling close to zero.

Millennials Want To Retire By Age 61. Can They?

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Americans in general seem to want to retire by age 61, according to a recent survey on personal financial milestones.

Trump Says He’s ‘Ready To Go’ With $500 Billion In Tariffs On All China Imports

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President Donald Trump threatened $500 billion in additional tariffs on Chinese imports on Friday.

Maybe The Future Of Fund Management Isn't So Bleak

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Despite headwinds from fee compression, automation and consolidation, it's still a good time to be an asset manager, according to Mark Gilbert.

Hate ETFs? Quants Say They Found Anomaly To Profit On Flows

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Deutsche Bank quant strategists suggest building portfolios from stocks whipped around by ETF rebalancing.

How To Get A Piece Of $1.8 Trillion

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Advisors can position themselves to receive some of the assets that are in movement every year, Capital Group says.

JPMorgan Says Record-Breaking Bull Market Could Run Until 2020

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The firm's asset management team says the decade-long bull market has more room to run, albeit with less vigor.

Philanthropy Becoming More Important To Advisors

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More clients are giving high ratings to their advisors for help with philanthropy, says U.S. Trust.

The No. 1 No-No When Dealing With Divorcing Clients

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Hear what advisors working with such clients have to say.

Letter-Writing Campaign Goes After SEC Best-Interest Proposal

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The “Raise Your Voice” campaign gains momentum as the August 7 comment deadline looms.

Trump Blasts Powell’s Rate Hikes, Trespassing On Fed’s Independence

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The president breaks with the White House tradition of avoiding comments on monetary policy.