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RIAs charged by SEC over excessive fees, financial illteracy persists and an Oregon advisor is accused of a Ponzi scheme.

The super rich prefer jet memberships to ownership, nominations are open for XYPN’s fintech competition and Halite names a CFO, COO.

UIT Investing can offer research and a rating system similar to what advisors expect to find on other investments, such as mutual funds.

Michael A. Lorig suffered from depression and mental illness; the bank pressured him to retire rather than granting a long-term disability so he could be treated, according to the lawsuit.

Ethan Couch is reportedly a changed person after serving his sentence.

Morgan Stanley broker fired over memoir, the FPA launches a coaching corner and crypto bros love Lambos.

Fraud indictments for financial planner and pastor over old Chinese bonds, millennials aren’t loyal to their advisors and what makes Edward Jones a great place to work.

Mark Heising runs Medley Partners for foundations and charities controlled by the Simons family as well as family members.

She’ll serve as the brokerage’s chief supervisory officer.