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While some commentators feel that people are likely to drain their savings too fast, at least one expert says many are too reluctant to start spending their nest eggs; Plus, many retirees learn valuable investing lessons only through trial and error.
December 23 -
The ETF industry in the U.S. has finally broken through the $2 trillion dollar milestone, demonstrating the products surge in popularity with investors. Through December 22nd, assets have increased 18% in 2014 from $1.698 trillion to $2.007 trillion based on positive market performance and net new assets.
December 23 -
The ETF industry in the U.S. has finally broken through the $2 trillion milestone, demonstrating the products surge in popularity with investors. Through December 22nd, assets have increased 18% in 2014 from $1.698 trillion to $2.007 trillion based on positive market performance and net new assets.
December 23 -
As investors pull billions out of commodities, Yale University Professor K. Geert Rouwenhorsts funds are still attracting new money. SummerHaven Investment Management oversaw $1.5 billion as of November, from $600 million in January, even as raw-material prices fell and its exchange-traded fund declined.
December 23 -
For buyers, the cost of funds is low now. For sellers, valuations are rich. Cashing out now is an easy case to make," says AssetMark EVP Michael Abelson. "Or they can keep riding the wave."
December 23 -
Tips for young FAs to improve their ability to appeal to clients from older generations.
December 22 -
At TCI Wealth Management, Bob Swift wanted a succession plan that would let him distribute ownership but keep working. Here's the solution he developed.
December 22 - FP magazine
Review clients policies annually, paying particular attention to changes in both rates and charges. Here's a list of items to watch.
December 22 -
F-Squared Investments agreed to pay $35 million over U.S. regulatory claims that it misled investors about the performance of a trading strategy used by exchange-traded funds.
December 22 -
F-Squared Investments agreed to pay $35 million over U.S. regulatory claims that it misled investors about the performance of a trading strategy used by exchange- traded funds.
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