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Barclays sees the U.S. economic growth picking up again; Schroders thinks U.S. bonds will keep their AAA rating; Janney, Montgomery, Scott predicts precious metals prices will keep rising; and T. Rowe Price is bullish on Internet stocks.
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Carson Wealth Management Group announced Monday it will become an independent RIA in July, but will further expand by added a broker-dealer arm later this year.
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner blamed a broken tax system as one of the chief causes of the U.S. budget deficit.
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Pioneer seeks to meet demand for innovative fixed income funds.
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A federal cap on tax-exempt bonds could gradually wean investors and issuers off the muni market and toward a permanent, expanded Build America Bond market that has a flexible subsidy rate, a new report from the Center for American Progress argues.
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Thomas O'Brien, the chief executive and president of State Bancorp, just proved the adage that short-term pain can sometimes yield long-term gains.
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Letting the numbers speak for themselves, Bank of America's sent a message to anyone still disgruntled over its $29.1B purchase of Merrill Lynch. The message? "I told you so."
May 2 - Money Management Executive
If you're running a mutual fund company and worried about what regulators might start to expect of you to maintain "transparency" in your operations, you might take a sneak peek at hedge funds.
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Nearly one in five Americans, 19%, have drawn on their retirement savings in the past year to cover emergencies, a survey of 1,004 adults by Princeton Survey Research Associates International for Bankrate in early April found.
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It was widely hoped that at least one silver lining in the recession of December 2007 through June 2009 would be chastened investors with a newfound respect for living within their means, saving and preparing for retirement.
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