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An SEC compliance official says it's not a good idea for firms to "go in and very narrowly answer the questions, [not] volunteer anything, particularly if you're not trying to keep something from our attention."
July 20 -
Women over the age of 65 are twice as likely as men to live in poverty in retirement because of lower wages, more time spent out of the workforce and lack of access to retirement savings plans.
July 20 -
The proposed legislation would clarify equal treatment for all married couples under the U.S. tax code in response to the Supreme Court's ruling last month allowing same-sex marriage in every state.
July 20 -
A new study breaks down the compliance challenges advisors are most worried about and what they're doing about it.
July 20 -
Will the trickle of advisors leaving Barclays for rival firms turn into a flood?
July 20 -
Ways your elderly clients can avoid becoming the victim of a scam; plus, what you need to know about Social Security benefits and what to do if your clients' 401(k) stinks.
July 20 -
If a client old enough to receive Social Security benefits has dependent children, it could affect the calculus as to when the parent should start collecting benefits
July 19 -
Clients who keep working will see healthy gains in Social Security benefits and other financial perks.
July 17 -
When clients must take required minimum distributions after age 70?½, payouts can provide monthly cash flow.
July 17 -
The advisor managed nearly half a billion dollars in client assets while at Barclays.
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