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Massachusetts regulators accuse the firm of running afoul of the impartial conduct standard by holding sales contests.

A nuanced look at how U.S. equities performed under both presidents relative to historical averages and international markets. The answers weren't what we expected.

While banks will likely benefit from the lower rate, the new law requires charges in the near-term.

If clients miss an RMD, they will be subject to a penalty equal to half the amount they should have taken, and they'll still owe ordinary income taxes on distributions.

Bets on a bullion rally decline as interest shifts to cryptocurrencies.

Sponsors can bill the products however they’d like, but the bar to proving they work as advertised is high.

These three bellwethers offer insight into the forces that will shape the investing landscape in the decade to come.

Variable products suffered their worst quarter in two decades, while fixed contracts also declined.

Investors would be required to sell the shares they purchase first, which often is the lot that has the most gains and thus generates the bigger tax hit.

The regulation's enforcement provisions will not take effect until July 1, 2019, the Labor Department said.

The metal has advanced 1.7% this month and is up about 12% in 2017.

The SEC sought $3.4 billion in sanctions, the lowest total since 2013, according to data collected by a law professor at Georgetown University.

The UHNW world is jolted by unwanted offshore disclosures and prominent executives are finding themselves in an uncomfortable spotlight.

Investors may be growing impatient with implementation of the administration’s agenda, an analyst says.

The tax plan would make itemized deductions less valuable so some seniors would lose a deduction that covers payments for nursing homes, assisted living or inpatient hospital care.

“People need to know what the rules are,” an industry consultant says.

Trump's pick might have to manage a recession, given that the current expansion would become the longest ever in the next four years.

Who would the changes help — and hurt? Baird’s director of advanced planning weighs in.

The department's proposal furthers efforts to undo the controversial regulation.

The bill will include “no changes” to popular 401(k) retirement plans, according to a House memo, and it’s not expected to repeal the Obamacare individual mandate.