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An agreement reached in the Lehman Brothers liquidation proceedings could pave the way for customers of the failed brokerage to see 100% recovery without using any fund advances from the U.S. Securities Investor Protection Corp.
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RBC has pulled an industry veteran from UBS to fill the position of branch director of its Burlington offices.
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Fewer people are making a clear transition into retirement and the trend is creating unique challenges for advisors.
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About 15% of affluent investors are considering a move within the next month. The most likely landing spot is Vanguard, followed by Fidelity and USAA, according to a new monthly survey by Phoenix Marketing International.
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The idea of an advisory council leaves many advisors apprehensive, but to generate new ideas, it is critical to speak with a group of clients and prospects on a regular basis to find out what's wrong (and what's right) about your practice.
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Check out what the mainstream media is writing about wealth management and financial planning this week: Will bond buying erase debt, 25 ways to waste money, declaring independence and more.
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Wells Fargo has tapped firm executive Jim Hays to serve as executive vice president and head of wealth brokerage services.
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A sign of confidence in the economy and charitable values, more than three-fourths expect to continue or increase giving by 2017.
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The June 2012 issue of Financial Planning included a controversial column from industry expert, author and instigator, Bob Veres. It launched such a vigorous debate that an entire session was dedicated to continuing the conversation at the FPA annual conference in San Antonio, Texas on Monday.
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A majority of breakaway brokers have their eyes on LPL and Raymond James, according to a report by Cogent Research, a Massachusetts market research firm.
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