Financial adviser sentenced to 51 months for ripping off elderly clients
Tuesday's Breakfast with Benjamin features an adviser sentenced to 51 months of jail time for stealing from elderly clients. Plus: Bill Gross doesn't see a rate hike till late in the year, the latest bet for oil, and a don't-miss webcast sets the stage for 2015.
- Stealing from more than two dozen elderly clients gets a Bellingham, Wash.-based financial adviser a 51-month prison sentence. Being barred from working with clients in 2005 didn’t stop Jeffrey Knutsen from ripping off his clients
- Don’t miss our 4 pm webcast today! What a lineup: Mohamed El-Erian, Bob Doll, Quincy Krosby. Plus, Greg Crawford and I will be moderating, so nobody gets let off easy. Everything you need to know about what’s ahead in 2015
- Bill Gross is betting the sluggish pace of economic growth will put any interest-rate hike off until at least late in the year. ‘Interest rates in almost all developed countries will remain near the zero bound, as well’
- Oil at $20 a barrel? Don’t rule it out. Bets on sub-$30 crude oil in June are now 1.7 times greater than physical inventory
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