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The National Association of Tax Professionals criticized an ad promoting Intuit's TurboTax full-service option, saying it encouraged taxpayers to leave their professional preparers.
October 15 -
Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank report starting 5,500 new client relationships in the third quarter, more than a third of which came through recent graduates of its training program.
October 15 -
The firm's stock traders recorded their best quarter in more than three years, on track for their best year ever.
October 15 -
The firm reported $90.8 billion of total net new assets in the quarter, an 88% increase on the same period a year ago.
October 15 -
JPMorgan reported a gain in net interest income for the third quarter, surprising many analysts.
October 14 -
Third-quarter results from Wells Fargo surpassed most analysts' expectations, thanks to surging investment-banking fees.
October 14 -
The top award winners cap off Financial Planning's inaugural Innovation Award series.
October 10 -
Among the proposals the Biden-appointee still has to shepherd across the finish line are rules for eliminating conflicts from AI recommendations and cybersecurity requirements for advisors and broker-dealers.
October 10 -
The new offering, rolled out to 600 advisors this month, will let clients pay $3,600 a year for services that extend beyond asset management to include tax and trust planning.
October 9 -
Independent broker-dealers have found happy acquiring grounds in the insurance industry in recent years, as sellers seek to avoid heavy regulation and thinner margins.
October 8 -
The CFP Board of Standards' new "Quite Possibly the Perfect Job" digital campaign targets college and college-bound high school students. Many professionals felt the ads, which depict young people doing anything but working, "missed the mark."
October 7 -
The advisor at the center of the case, Chuck Roberts, has been the subject of at least 19 customer complaints since late 2022.
October 7 -
The case is one of the latest to question if firms can be held liable for costly investment decisions made by clients showing signs of mental decline.
October 7 -
U.S. Bank Wealth Survey reveals 76% of parents would rather talk to their children about their choice of candidate, than their finances, at 63%.
October 3 -
The SEC has charged Thrivent Investment Management for failing to comply with Regulation Best Interest's care and compliance obligation in connection with recommendations to retail investors in 529 Savings Plans.
October 3 -
Manish Dave, who has been with the firm for 18 years, oversaw a headcount that was formidable but stagnant in recent years.
October 3 -
After helping to lead a crackdown on the cryptocurrency industry and Wall Street's use of off-channel communications, Gurbir Grewal is leaving the SEC.
October 3 -
Industry experts and analysts take comfort in the firm's choice of Rich Steinmeier as interim CEO and say they see little reason to expect serious disruption.
October 2 -
Agencies including FINRA and the SEC are looking at new risks posed in common use cases of AI — meeting dictation services, chatbots and using data to hyper-personalize ads.
October 1 -
The former Wells employee says he was basically forced to quit after a series of fumbles by the firm cost him his book of business and brought his pay down to "minimum wage level."
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