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Ted Knutson
Democrats went on the offensive Thursday against charges the law has shrunk small business lending.
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Christopher Robbins
Unlike economists, who were evenly split on the chances for an interest rate hike on Thursday, advisors expected the Federal Reserve to stay the course.
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Ted Knutson
The regulator approves a series of measures aimed at protecting seniors and disabled adults from financial fraud.
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Reuters
Older millennials (ages 27-35) started to splurge in 2015, suddenly spending twice as much as younger millennials.
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Reuters
DoubleLine Capital, the investment firm overseen by Jeffrey Gundlach, filed a prospectus to offer a mutual fund that invests in bonds around the world.
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Ted Knutson
The organization says investors would be forced to pay advisor fees for investment products and services for which they have already paid a commission.
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Bloomberg News
A blog post published by Zillow today shows that student-loan debt has little impact on the home-buying prospects of young families.
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Bloomberg News
The president, now supported by Republican presidential candidates, again hopes to end a tax break exploited by private-equity managers, venture capitalists and hedge fund executives.
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Bloomberg
The lack of wage growth has contributed to slower price gains.
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Bloomberg News
As the "will they or won't they" debate stretches into the 11th hour, it's a good time to examine how Wall Street expects the market to react to an array of potential Federal Reserve outcomes.
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Bloomberg News
Home builders spent years waiting for the U.S. jobless rate to fall so more people would buy houses. Now that employment is up, they’re struggling to meet demand.
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Bloomberg News
With the $3 trillion in exchange-traded funds worldwide expected to double by 2020, Goldman Sachs is preparing to launch its first line of ETFs.
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Karen DeMasters
More young people are coming into the financial industry and they are needed to work with young clients, say NAPFA leaders.
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Christopher Robbins
More advisors are using multiple social media networks to find their clients, and a recent study by Putnam Investments suggests that by doing so, they're also finding success.
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Karen DeMasters
RIAs hire more women than the financial industry as a whole, but the number of female executives is still low, Schwab says.
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Ted Knutson
They will be particularly hurt because they will not be able to get advice at the start of their efforts to save for retirement, he says.
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Karen DeMasters
NAPFA leaders say clients do not know a DOL fiduciary rule is being considered.
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Bloomberg News
Peter Schiff's Euro Pacific and Oppenheimer are battling over a client raid that took place over Memorial Day weekend.
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Bloomberg News
BlackRock named Salim Ramji head of its U.S. wealth advisory business, succeeding Frank Porcelli, as the world’s biggest asset manager pushes to attract more retail clients.
