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The Treasury Department released a legislative outline Wednesday offering more details on how it would implement a ban on certain risky activities and cap financial institution size.
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The original goal of providing uniform protections for all consumer credit is getting lost to lawmakers' preoccupation over where to place a new regulator.
March 4 -
Aging is the worst part about retirement - unless you consider the rising costs of healthcare eating into your nest egg.
March 3 -
As the race to rake in breakaway brokers continues to heat up, it seems that independent broker-dealers, are failing to spend on the areas of technology that matter most to independent advisors: customer relationship management and integration.
March 3 -
529 college savings plans have attracted $100 billion in 11 million accounts, roughly a quarter of the money parents in the U.S. have set aside for their childs education. But thats far short of the hundreds of billions of dollars asset management firms expected them to attract.
March 3 -
Issue is less where it is housed than how much power it has
March 3 -
Merrill Lynch veteran Tom Isaacs is still waiting to see if Merrill will enforce a 60-day leave clause.
March 2 -
At a luncheon, which honored 13 women for their work with New York charities, BofA's Sallie Krawcheck talked about her devotion to the scholarship fund she set up for her childhood prep school.
March 2 -
Financial advisers are looking forward to 2010. In fact, 68% recently surveyed define their 2010 business mindset as one of acceleration and growth. Curian Capital LLC, an indirect subsidiary of Prudential, surveyed more than 1,800 independent financial advisers in an effort to gauge how the market downturn impacted their practices during 2009, and determine how it will shape their priorities for the year ahead.
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As the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Sheila Bair continues to push for an agency for the financial protection of consumers as part of an overhaul of the financial system, a group of women executives are headed to Washington D.C. to speak to a group of senators about why the agency would be important for women consumers and business leaders.
March 2


