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It doesn't necessarily make sense to pay off student loans early if that means foregoing saving for retirement; plus, how the life-expectancy gap between rich and poor skews Social Security.
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Richard Ketchum, former critic of the rule, calls the final version "much better" than the earlier proposal. But he still wants to see the SEC develop a uniform standard.
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Advisors should be prepared to defend their recommendations, the low-cost planning pioneer says, and predicts the demise of high-fee products.
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Treasury ETF net redemptions have reached $2.9 billion so far in April, on top of $4.8 billion pulled out in March.
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The biggest U.S. mutual fund company led in estimated flows to both actively managed funds as well as those that track indexes.
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One advisor says these 3 innovative strategies may not be necessary for most clients.
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Use these highly-liquid funds to execute a tactical asset allocation approach.
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For those willing to wait, these ETFs can reduce volatility and improve portfolio performance.
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Find out what complications arise when family members co-own real estate investments. Plus, strategies that make paying taxes optional and tax breaks for hiring new employees.
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In a succession play, Advisor Financial Services gets snapped up by Retirement Advisors of America.
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