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Karen DeMasters
The SEC has charged Lonny Scott Bernath with defrauding investors of three hedge funds.
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Reuters
Pay across Wall Street could fall about 10 percent this year, with traders taking the biggest hit, according to one consultant.
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Ted Knutson
Finra proposed Thursday to allow brokers to halt the disbursement of money or securities for up to 15 days when they suspect the involvement of elder or disabled financial abuse.
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Reuters
It is official: Seniors will not get a cost-of-living adjustment in Social Security benefits in 2016.
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Karen DeMasters
Financial advisors need to specialize in niche markets in order to set themselves apart and maintain profitability, says a researcher for the Financial Planning Association.
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Reuters
Charles Schwab Corp, the discount brokerage pioneer that is expanding into fee-based advisory accounts, said on Thursday that third-quarter profit jumped 17 percent on higher trading commissions and...
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Karen DeMasters
The sale of the broker-dealer to Blucora opens opportunities for HD Vest, CEO Roger Ochs says.
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James Saft/Reuters
Investors appear to be getting wise to the buyback illusion, looking not just at shares being extinguished but at the greater number being created.
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Bloomberg News
Students who applied to Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business will be pleasantly surprised to hear that the school is making its two-year full-time M.B.A. program completely free.
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Bloomberg News
Retirees, military officers and federal workers who don't like to get caught up in politics might suddenly have a reason to care...
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Bloomberg News
Here are the hurdles the economy must surmount over the next two months for Fed policy makers to justify a rate hike in December.
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Reuters
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's profit plunged for the second straight quarter as bond trading revenue fell by a third amid market turmoil stemming from concerns about global growth.
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Reuters
Low interest rates and a U.S. stock market that is still down 2 percent for the year have taken their toll on corporate America's pension plans.
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NAPA has added a new category to its NAPA Net industry lists: the inaugural Top Women Advisors.
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Ted Knutson
The IRS was told by state officials that proposed rules could stifle the number of participants in the coming 529-like disability savings plans.
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Karen DeMasters
Jason A. Muskey pled guilty to criminal fraud charges in the case.
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Jeff Schlegel
The Loncar Cancer Immunotherapy ETF invests in companies treating cancer through the body’s immune system.
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Reuters
When it comes to employee benefits, perks like free snacks in the break room might do a lot for employee morale, but nothing beats a generous health plan for keeping workers happy.
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Dan Jamieson
Unless the Labor Department makes changes to its pending fiduciary rule, fee-based RIAs could be subject to extensive new compliance requirements whenever they recommend IRA rollovers.
