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Tracey Longo
But the agency is still charging advisors who run afoul of compensation prohibitions.
by
Ron DeLegge
After getting drubbed in 2018, ETFs tied to the real estate market have rebounded with a fury.
by
Joyce Blay
About 57 percent of Americans don't know much at all about 529 plans, the survey said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Giles Almond and John Bohnsack were honored by NAPFA for providing mentorship and education.
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Joe Light
The bill delays until 72 the age at which retirees must start withdrawing from IRAs.
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Raymond Fazzi
Some 20,000 investors were sucked into a scheme that promised e-commerce and cybercurrency riches, the SEC says.
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Karen DeMasters
The agency said the scheme, based in South Florida, involved more than 300 investors.
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Matthew Boesler
Many households are in a fragile position financially, even in an economy with an unemployment rate near a 50-year low.
by
Jeff Schlegel
The Alpha Architect Freedom 100 Emerging Markets ETF uses human and economic freedom metrics to build its portfolio.
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Tracey Longo
A House bill restores consumers’ right to a jury trial against financial institutions for wrongdoing.
by
Ben Bartenstein
The firm's chief fixed-income strategist said money managers are overreacting to geopolitical noise.
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Christopher Robbins
The broker-dealer and its leadership offered investments found to have been fraudulent earlier this year.
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Joe Light
A lawsuit fighting state and local tax deduction caps gets undermined by strong economic data.
by
Cindy Wang
Three tech favorites have taken a beating during the China-U.S. impasse.
by
Cormac Mullen
The rally has gone too far, say strategists, pointing out a double-bottom technical pattern.
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Joyce Blay
Cover will head the defined contribution investment only field sales channel.
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Laura Litvan
The tax would provide a disincentive for high-frequency trading, the presidential candidate's office said.
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Edvard Pettersson
Customs officials had said the money would be used to update or build 80 miles of the border wall.
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Bloomberg News
A change would require legislation, the Treasury secretary said.
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Craig Torres
Many members felt the recent dip in inflation was temporary.
