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Advisers also noted a dip in their clients’ retirement savings activity after the tax filing deadline passed.
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Converging movements – fiduciary, technological and demographic – mean new realities for how a planner will act like a professional.
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The proliferation of asset management firms and the growth of individual funds have forced managers to maintain too many positions and undermined returns said AllianceBernstein CEO Peter Kraus.
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This method allows advisers to focus on market data evidence and academic research.
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Richard W. Davis also took $1.5 million in fees while he was entitled to just $150,000, the commission alleges.
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Clients may pay taxes on their Social Security Disability Insurance benefits if 50% of the benefits and their other income exceed certain thresholds.
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Clients planning to live in assisted living communities during retirement should know which states are pricier than others.
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Fixed-income yields may feel low, but foreign investors facing negative yields at home are making the U.S. markets popular.
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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.
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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.
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