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Decline in funding status for pension plans complicated by limited credit available to many sponsors.
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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.
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WASHINGTON Though President Obama began a concerted push this week to encourage bankers to boost lending to small businesses, some are wondering if the government will come to regret trying to force the issue.
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Could the "Volcker rule" be having an influence already?
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According to the lawsuit, Bank of Americas management intentionally failed to disclose massive losses at Merrill before shareholders approved the acquisition.
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The settlements with Securities and Exchange Commission, the Massachusetts Attorney General and the Massachusetts Securities Division of the Office of the Secretary of State resolves investigations into losses from certain active fixed-income strategies managed by State Street Global Advisors.
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The repeal of the federal estate tax has left planners trying to provide band aids to help their clients navigate some ambiguous terrain.
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People working in higher education are concerned about retirement but few are changing their investment strategy or planned retirement date or seeking the help of a financial adviser, ING U.S. Retirement Services found in a survey conducted in conjunction with Synovate.
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The Simsbury, Conn., company will work with a national network of nearly 200 third-party administrators that sell such retirement plans to nonprofit healthcare, charitable, educational and religious organizations.
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The Department of Labors new rules for advice in 401(k) plans are currently under review at the Office of Management and Budget and could be released as early as the end of the month.
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