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Forget about what it takes to measure or find human potential. How about learning to grow it yourself?
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If advisors think the affluent are an easily definable demographic, they should think again - and get to know the different types in this non-typical group.
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Signing a routine brokers' agreement may lead an IRA owner to a 'prohibited transaction,' but the IRS has granted temporary relief.
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Listen very carefully: The right start to a difficult conversation with a client could lead to a trove of actionable information.
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Duck hunter and wetlands conservationist Darin Dewsnup parlays his love of hunting and nature into a thriving practice.
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The economy and global equity markets have a decent chance of being in line with historical norms over the next 10 years, giving renewed credence to the traditional principles of portfolio construction and reinforcing the expected risk-return trade-off among stocks and bonds.
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Regions Financial Corp.'s deal to sell its Morgan Keegan brokerage and investment banking arm are leaving industry observers to wonder what the Birmingham, Ala. bank's plans are going forward.
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It's been 10 years since Daniel Kahneman, a Princeton psychologist, won the Nobel Prize for Economics for his research on decision-making. He won for "having integrated insights from psychological research into economic science, especially concerning human judgment and decision-making under uncertainty." Those 18 words from the Nobel Foundation ushered behavioral economics into the mainstream from its previous home in academia. (Kahneman shared the prize that year with economist Vernon Smith from George Mason University.)
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Beyond the Black and White of Financial Profiles
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