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Caroline Spiezio is an intern at Employee Benefit News and Employee Benefit Adviser and a rising senior studying journalism and economics at Northwestern University.

This method allows advisers to focus on market data evidence and academic research.

The Federal Reserve chairwoman was mum about when there might be another hike, which for some suggests she's not in a hurry.

Richard W. Davis also took $1.5 million in fees while he was entitled to just $150,000, the commission alleges.

Clients may pay taxes on their Social Security Disability Insurance benefits if 50% of the benefits and their other income exceed certain thresholds.

Clients planning to live in assisted living communities during retirement should know which states are pricier than others.

Fixed-income yields may feel low, but foreign investors facing negative yields at home are making the U.S. markets popular.

The bank, which operates in 12 states, is bringing customers in the door even as it cuts its retail square footage by half. The lure? The offer of a financial "checkup" that tens of thousands of people have accepted.

The adviser claimed she was unjustly fired from First Citizens Bank for allegedly making unauthorized bonus payments to her two sales assistants totaling $9,000.