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Claire Ballentine
The securities have fallen out of favor after surging in popularity during the aftermath of the pandemic.
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Katie Greifeld
The firm filed for permission to create mutual funds as a share class of its ETFs.
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Jerry D. Prince
Repeating a message is crucial for effective communication and retention.
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Sagarika Jaisinghani
A red sweep would drive inflation and interest-rate hikes, strategist Michael Hartnett said.
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Adam Turnquist
Implied volatility levels suggest investors should buckle up for a potentially bumpier ride ahead.
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Miranda Davis
A handful of Illinois politicians are once again eyeing a new tax on the highest earners.
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Steve Dickson
The transaction doesn't include B. Riley's roughly 190 independent advisors or its 90 tax professionals.
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Mitch Anthony
Remember that the clients you're talking to are in the middle of their own narrative. You must find out what it is.
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Gus Dimopoulos
Your clients going through a divorce have important decisions to make to avoid compounding the emotional pain.
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Ron DeLegge
Exchange-traded funds can help in a time when finding investment losers is more challenging.
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Larry Swedroe
Which one is better for your fixed-income allocation?
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Matt Matrisian
Every advisor should be able to rationalize what they change
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Philip Palaveev
Building a fair compensation system means answering some difficult questions.
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Evan Simonoff
The past isn't always prologue when it comes to a falling interest rate environment.
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Susan Theder
To boost camaraderie with remote clients and staff, consider these fun virtual events.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Most uber-wealthy clients aren't comfortable talking about their wealth, says Bernstein Private Wealth Management.
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Jeff Schlegel
The Baird Strategic Municipal Bond Fund has outperformed during its five-year run.
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Kara Morin
Here's how you can help aging clients slow the depletion of their wealth.