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As four officials begin terms as volunteer chairmen of CFP Board councils, a former panel chairman highlights the challenges they may face.
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That makes for two big recruits in two days. A day after announcing the addition of a $1 million team from Wells Fargo, the firm has landed a second million-dollar team.
February 27 - Money Management Executive
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker once remarked that modern finance hasnt done anyone except finance professionals much good. The automated teller machine is pretty useful, he said, but thats about it. To which a lot of investors might reply: What about exchange-traded funds?
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Here's what advisors can do when a client resists selling a stock that's grossly overweighted in his or her portfolio.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s fourth-quarter report on industry health showed continued challenges to growth, but the second straight increase in net interest margins is a promising sign for the future.
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Chances are remote that Congress will pass a big bank tax into law this year, but House Republicans' sudden embrace of the idea suggests it has staying power.
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Fewer retirees are expected to receive spousal or survivor benefits from Social Security and private employer-sponsored pension plans in the future, increasing their economic vulnerability, according to a new government report.
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A small division of the firm previously engaged in illicit activities to shield U.S. funds from tax authorities, officials at Switzerland's second biggest bank acknowledged. But they insisted that internal reforms to curb those abuses have since been implemented.
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U.S. stocks swung between gains and losses, after the Standard & Poors 500 Index closed near a record, investors awaited testimony from the Federal Reserves Janet Yellen and tension increased in Ukraine.
February 27 - Money Management Executive
ETF Appetite for Fixed Income Diminishes on Reduced Money Flows
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