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Mutual funds that buy loans saw $4 billion yanked last month, bringing total outflows for the 12 months ended Jan. 31 $28.7 billion, according to Morningstar data. Thats the biggest withdrawal for any U.S. debt asset class in the period.
February 18 -
Charles Schwab and New York agreed to settle a 2009 lawsuit in which the state accused the firm of promoting auction-rate securities as safe while failing to disclose the risks before the market for them froze.
February 18 -
The Obama administration is expected to endorse more stringent fiduciary rules requiring brokers to have their clients' best interest in mind when recommending retirement-account investments; Plus, the retirement investment mistake clients don't know they're making.
February 18 -
Many advisors are failing to communicate the best strategies to clients. Here are some common trouble spots you should steer clear of.
February 17 -
This tax season is particularly bitter for gays and lesbians who live in states that still don't recognize same-sex marriage.
February 17 -
"The bad guys are out there all the time looking for vulnerability," a cybersecurity and business continuity consultant told advisors at the T3 conference last week.
February 17 -
Municipal bond sales in the U.S. are set to decrease in the next month while the amount of redemptions and maturing debt falls.
February 17 -
Clients who have the option of receiving a sizable lump-sum payment of their pension or life-long payments need to consider the advantages each has in certain situations.
February 17 -
The International Organization of Securities Commissions said that it will publish a second batch of draft plans on Feb. 20 for identifying funds or particular investing practices that could present systemic risks.
February 17 -
Local investing opportunity networks can bring in a healthy income stream -- but advisors need to make sure compliance is squarely on their side.
February 17

