Jim Pavia
Jim Pavia was editor of InvestmentNews from 2003 to 2012 and Editorial Director until 2013 before joining CNBC as Money Editor. Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/jimpavia/
Jim Pavia was editor of InvestmentNews from 2003 to 2012 and Editorial Director until 2013 before joining CNBC as Money Editor. Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/jimpavia/
Advisers need more concrete guidance from regulators on what they can -- and can't -- do in the virtual world
Recent article claiming insider trading doesn't hurt the markets — and may help them — is a bunch of hooey
Retirement planning is serious business, but a great deal of research has shown that Americans aren't dealing with it seriously. When it comes to retirement planning, we are a nation of procrastinators.
Naysayers aside, the CFP's TV ad campaign, part of a new national public-awareness effort, is just the message the retirement-nervous need to see right now.
Some pundits would have you believe that insider trading is a victimless crime or perhaps not a crime at all
What parent hasn't had the leisure of a late Sunday afternoon interrupted by a child's sudden plea for help with a project or paper due first thing Monday morning?
Imagine hearing about an amazing vacation spot from a friend, who insists that you go there to discover firsthand just how great it is
My trusted adviser did his due diligence
My friend Jimmy owes a great deal of his newfound success in the restaurant business to, of all things, a suggestion box
Believe it or not, the latest Government Accountability Office report on the SEC reminded me of my old hockey coach.
