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For advisors who sell products with trailing commission payments, such the sale of an annuity in an individual retirement account, their ongoing compensation may be subject to forfeiture under the Department of Labor’s (DOL) upcoming...
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It’s Tax Relief Week at Morningstar.com, and the fund research group is running a series of in-depth articles on savvy tax-saving strategies for investors—and a good reminder for advisors as well. The lineup recently included Mornings...
Eleven brokerage firms launched a new trade group on Wednesday designed to address issues affecting Main Street investment shops and securities dealers. ...
Cash and carry. | Purestock/Thinkstock
Some ETFs deliver more than the return of their underlying index, even after fees are taken into account, writes Tom Lydon of ETFTrends.com. Where does the extra cash come from? ETFs can lend out as much ...
A baseball signed by Bill Clinton is worth $850. | Copyright Scott Wachter, Getty Images
Among sports memorabilia, a baseball signed by one of the presidents of the United States has become quite the valuable niche, with some autographed b...
Nothing can stop them now. | Di Okeefe/Hemera/Thinkstock
Markets may be on a downward slide, but it’s not enough to force baby boomers to postpone their retirement plans. January was the worst on record for U.S. stocks since 2009 and Febru...
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) expelled a Chicago-based broker with a checkered past and sanctioned his manager, both having been involved with high-risk brokerages in the past. ...
He always puts on a good show. | Copyright Bill Pugliano, Getty Images.
The largest shareholder gathering in the United States will reach a global audience this year as Berkshire Hathaway plans to webcast its annual meeting for the first t...
In debt. | Copyright Kevin Winter, Getty Images
Sounds like Kanye West needs a better financial planner. The musician sent a series of tweets over the weekend noting he was “still 53 million dollars in personal debt.” But TMZ reports the $...
