As proposed, a participant’s investments would be displayed on a chart showing total fees and expenses.
When it comes to implementing new technologies, a number of financial advisers are discouraged by poor results and inadequate returns on their investments, according to a study that will be released today by the Denver-based Financial Planning Association.
After weeks of slumbering on the sidelines, Christopher Cox and the Securities and Exchange Commission have become engaged in the financial crisis that has swept the markets.
In the wake of moves this month by Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services Inc. and First Allied Securities Inc. to acquire broker-dealers, more deals for independent-contractor firms are on the horizon, according to industry observers.
Wachovia Securities LLC of St. Louis continues to file lawsuits against groups of legacy A.G. Edwards brokers who have left the firm.
In a recent survey, 321 advisers were asked to identify their three biggest areas of difficulty out of 10 system areas.
Legislation would set limits on the number of loans that can be taken from 401(k) plans and ban 401(k) debit cards.
In his 20 years of managing clients' 401(k) plans, Michael T. Scarborough has seen numerous examples of mistakes made by investors who don't allocate enough of their salaries to saving for retirement.
Women are less aggressive then men when it comes to saving for retirement, according to a new study.
In casual conversation about the troubled financial markets, the words "risk" and "uncertainty" often are treated as synonyms.
In the wake of a security breach that affected more than 10,000 clients, LPL Financial has taken several steps to increase data protection.
One of the broker-dealers in the ING Advisors Network Inc. is on the brink of losing representatives and advisers who generate $21 million in fees and commissions to rival firms.
When it comes to helping clients, adviser Daniel Grossman of Acorn Financial LLC in Nashua, N.H., has his feet planted firmly on the ground.
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech last Tuesday attracted the most attention for new mortgage lending rules, to be detailed this week, and for leaving the Fed's doors open to investment banks until next year.
Despite a slowing economy and some potential future funding obstacles, the space industry has nowhere to go but up, participants at a recent space industry conference said.
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SIFMA wants Finra to raise the threshold for reporting settlements with customers to $25,000, from $10,000.
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The deal makes Hartford-based ING Wealth Management the third largest defined contribution business in the country.
