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Christopher Robbins
Schwab is preparing to launch a new feature making fractional shares available, The Wall Street Journal says.
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Dorothy Hinchcliff
Tougher standards mean advisors must clear a higher bar when serving clients.
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Jarrell Dillard
Trump's resignation would first cause shock, then a rally, especially in companies related to China, these analysts say.
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Hannah Levitt
The bank must offer jobs to female and African-American applicants after the DOL found discrimination.
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Raymond Fazzi
Artificial intelligence, global warming and "smart cities" were also considered key trends, according to a new survey.
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Laura Davison
The IRS estimates it sent about 113.4 million refund checks to taxpayers, down from 116 million a year before.
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Sarah Ponczek
Bets against U.S. stocks haven’t been this low since last October.
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Tracey Longo
Firms have allowed custodians on uniform gift accounts to keep making transactions after beneficiaries come of age.
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Katia Dmitrieva
The average millennial may sleep and game more than older generations, but are more educated.
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Claire Ballentine
An ETF that seeks companies affected by government policy hopes the third time’s a charm with its latest rebrand.
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Dorothy Hinchcliff
He encourages other advisors to help retiring clients write a plan on how they will replace their work identities.
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Janet Lorin
The city of Boston has joined two other government pensions in yanking money from Fisher Investments.
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Dorothy Hinchcliff
An FPA/SEI study warns advisors clients want different services and they won't wait around for them.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
A media analysis found stereotyped images of adults age 50 and older, detached from life, work and technology.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The survey by CIT Bank found consumers define financial security as being debt-free.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Nathan Fisher said his father didn't intend to harm people when he made vulgar comments last week.
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Tracey Longo
A Finra report found that some broker-dealers have no system in place to prevent broker misconduct.
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Joyce Blay
The firm is based in Greenwood Village, Colo., and has a clientele that includes medical professionals.
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Tracey Longo
The group says the problem can be solved if employers offer workers emergency savings plans.
