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Christopher Robbins
Los Angeles-based indie rock band Gooding combines musical theatrics and sound financial lessons on its Funding the Future tour, which has been sponsored by Raymond James and several of its...
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Karen DeMasters
A Bethesda, Md., man conducted a massive Ponzi Scheme that cheated 130 investors, the SEC says.
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Ted Knutson
Despite the risk, 55 million Medicare cards clearly display an individual’s Social Security number, eight years after federal agencies were directed to stop the practice.
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Reuters
DoubleLine and State Street have teamed up for two fixed-income funds, according to a regulatory filing.
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Karen DeMasters
Schwab Charitable launches its first Annual Giving Report.
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Dan Jamieson
Wells Fargo Advisors is facing allegations that a deferred-compensation plan it offers to employees violates state laws.
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Christopher Robbins
Amid an uptick in digital security breaches, the SEC is cracking down on advisors who have let their information security policies slide.
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Christopher Robbins
The company is buying a popular portfolio rebalancing tool developed by a financial advisor.
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Christopher Robbins
Many younger workers are in better shape than expected due to the advent of automatic enrollment and escalation features in their 401(k) plans.
by FA Staff
State Street adds two new Select Sector SPDR ETFs and trims fees for its entire suite of Select Sector funds.
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Karen DeMasters
A New York trading company placed false orders to manipulate stock prices, the SEC charges.
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Bloomberg News
Bill Gross sued Pacific Investment Management Co. and parent Allianz SE for “hundreds of millions of dollars,” claiming he was wrongfully pushed out as the bond giant’s CIO.
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Bloomberg News
Oil countries that in boom times flaunted their wealth internationally, investing in everything from foreign hotels to soccer clubs, may now have to bring some money home, and investors the world...
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Bloomberg News
It turns out that most of the savings at the pump actually was spent elsewhere.
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Bloomberg News
Pacific Investment Management Co. says nobody should be fooled by the best start to any month since April for emerging-market currencies.
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Bloomberg News
Hillary Clinton will propose a tax aimed at penalizing “harmful” high-frequency trading strategies and offer ways to strengthen the Volcker Rule.
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Bloomberg News
The wealthiest college endowments in the U.S. are again attracting the interest of Congress as tuition costs rise and the funds’ coffers grow to record highs unhindered by taxes.
by FA Staff
Most people still look only one year ahead in planning their finances, a deVere study says.
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Bloomberg News
The wildfires that raged across Northern California last month will cost insurers more than $1.1 billion, according to catastrophe modeler Impact Forecasting.
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Karen DeMasters
Many money managers who claim to use environmental, social and governance screens are not providing enough disclosure on how they're applying the standards, according to a new report.
