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Blogger, equities analyst and CIO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, Barry Ritholtz responds to the 'counterintuitive claim that portfolio rebalancing doesnt really work,' in a recent column by Paul Merriman at MarkeWatch.
November 22 -
The on-again, off-again nature of the federal tax provisions traditionally known as tax extenders is leading to uncertainty and unnecessary complexity, according to tax policy experts at the American Institute of CPAs.
November 22 -
To solve problems and get fresh ideas, two minds -- or 5 to 6 for that matter -- are better than one. Here are a some study group best practices for advisors.
November 21
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Senior financial services executives said the industry needed to move more quickly to promote diversity and inclusion throughout the organization.
November 21 -
Janet Yellens nomination to be chairman of the Federal Reserve won support from the Senate Banking Committee today in a 14-8 vote, moving her bid to be the Feds first female head to the Senate for confirmation.
November 21 -
Keith Morris, managing director of Conshohocken, Pa.-based Morris Capital Management Group,has left Wells Fargo to affiliate with Raymond James Financial Services.
November 21 -
Marital divorce is by definition an adversarial process, but from a financial standpoint it works out better for both parties if it’s also a cooperative one.
November 21 -
Heres a sampling of bank reps who were recently promoted or moved to new organizations to assume roles of greater responsibility.
November 21 -
These advisors ranked 51 through 100 in our final analysis.Today we are showing Nos. 76 through 100. Check back tomorrow for Nos. 51 through 75. And next week, well have 1-50.
November 21 -
Two Florida advisors have been charged with defrauding their clients, including many retirees, in an offshore fraud scam.
November 21 -
To report a capital loss yet retain a position in the relinquished asset, clients can double up in November and sell the original holding after waiting more than 30 days.
November 20 -
G. Moffett Cochran, co-founder and chief executive officer of Silvercrest Asset Management Group Inc., a New York-based firm catering to wealthy families, which went public in June, has died. He was 63.
November 19 -
Essential elements of a risk-based plan include a thorough analysis of future cash flows combined with in-depth conversations regarding the client’s priorities and goals for a variety of scenarios including death, disability, long-term care, property losses and civil suits.
November 19 -
The selling advisor tends to think their practice is worth a lot more than it may be. Here are five things to ask the selling advisor and the appraiser before you buy a practice.
November 19
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As a startup planner, I find I need to try new lines of business. My recently launched video series recently got its first customer.
November 19
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Really skilled networkers not only take advantage of their own networks, but tap other people's networks as well. Here's how one advisor used networking to build a $325 million practice in five years.
November 18 -
In a number of cases, the IRS is challenging a complex and obscure tax break that benefits some of the nations wealthiest property owners.
November 18 -
Having a fully completed profile makes you visible, giving you the opportunity to leverage your network and engage with those who matter most to your professional development and business growth.
November 18
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The number of women seeking out advisors to help manage their finances has increased greatly, a recent study finds.
November 18 -
Social media can be treacherous for any large firm. Just ask JPMorgan Chase, which provoked a frenzy last week after its #AskJPM hashtag was hijacked by angry customers. Big banks arguably face more challenges than other large corporations because, while they must use social media to reach out to customers, they still face substantial reputation damage from the financial crisis. Following are some of the worst experiences banks have had to date.
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