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Although women are just as optimistic as men about the stock market, women are much less confident about their investment decisions, according to a survey by MassMutual.
February 26 -
As more affluent individuals lose faith in their advisors opportunities arise for strong wealth managers to scoop up new clients.
February 23 -
Cambridge Investment Researchs 1,600 financial advisors are independent contractors who run their own businesses nationally, but legislation introduced in both the House and Senate has threatened that model.
February 18 -
SEC settlements nearly doubled in the first quarter, but the percentage of company settlements that included a monetary component declined to 41% from 56%.
February 17 -
Contributing to retirement savings is not a strong suit for most Americans, which is why ING Group Inc. wants to make it easier for individuals to develop that much-needed nest egg.
February 16 -
With investor trust declining it may seem like a bad time to launch a new asset management firm, but thats exactly what Balentine has done.
February 12 -
FaithShares Advisors believes investors can have faith and strong financial performance. And now the firm has the initial returns from its Christian exchange-traded funds to prove it.
February 11 -
The business model for independent brokerage firms is under threat, calling into question the livelihood of over 178,000 registered representatives.
February 11 -
Couples may be on the same life path, but that doesnt mean they agree on what to do with their money. In fact, they often dont.
February 10 -
Getting Americans to save for retirement is difficult, but getting financial advisors and experts to weigh in on the best ways to save isnt.
February 5 -
It took women 70 years to finally gain the right to vote, but it would have only taken 10 if philanthropist and author Helen LaKelly Hunt had anything to say about it.
February 5 -
According to a survey, Americans are increasing savings and slashing debt in the fourth quarter.
February 3 -
The proposal would automatically deduct up to 3% of an employees salary straight from their paycheck and invest it in Roth IRAs, unless the employee chose to opt out, or chose to invest in a traditional IRA. This plan would be for employees who dont have other types of pensions or retirement savings plans, about 80 million workers in all.
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Some of these trusts are goal-based and some are dollar-based.
January 25