by FA Staff
Jim Zack and Amanda Zack launched the Zack Wealth Group in Washington, D.C.
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Isabelle Lee
The actively managed Roundhill Cannabis ETF is dropping its expense ratio to zero from 40 basis points.
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Silla Brush
Adding the private capital database accelerates BlackRock's push to become a major player in alternative assets.
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Jeff Stimpson
All elections have tax implications, but the impact of this year's contest may be unprecedented, they say.
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Carly Wanna
The concern is that a volatility spike is inevitable should correlations align across the market.
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Sagarika Jaisinghani
Single-stock analysts predict profits at S&P 500 firms rose 9% on average in the April-June period.
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Emily Graffeo
A new hedged BlackRock ETF will provide investors with upside exposure to the S&P 500 to a cap of around 10.6%.
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Bryce Sanders
Involvement in the nonprofit world can be a gateway into high-net-worth circles in your local market.
by Inspira Financial
Are your clients looking to invest beyond the basics?
In recent years, alternative investing — investing in assets other than basics such as public stocks, bonds, ETFs, and mutual funds...
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James Tarmy
The late philanthropist's house, a hub for power brokers, has been listed for $18.5 million.
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Ben Stupples
Unlike millennial peers, 8090 Industries favors companies looking to transform industrials.
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Sarah Rappaport
London has put some $5.1 billion toward the construction and renovation of high-end hotels.
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Christopher C. Williams
Strategist Savita Subramanian sees "tremendous opportunities" over the next five to 10 years in large value shares.
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Tracey Longo
Investors “are already busy” positioning portfolios for a potential Trump presidency, the deVere Group said.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
Creative Financial Planning was launched by Lisa Hayes in 1985 with profits from a cleaning business.
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Augusta Saraiva
The so-called core personal consumption expenditures price index increased 0.1% from the prior month.
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Jonathan Randles
The ruling stands to change the way troubled organizations have used Chapter 11 to survive onslaughts of lawsuits.