Salt Financial plans a low-volatility stock ETF that will give people 50 cents for every $1,000 they invest
House Financial Services committee will grill the CEO Tuesday about the progress he's made in resolving the bank's scandals.
Bank will charge just 20 cents for every $1,000 invested, bringing the market a step closer to zero-fee ETFs.
Republicans don't want to tinker with tax reform, and Democrats don't want to be seen giving the wealthy a break.
Bank names 96 managing directors in Americas, including 60 financial advisers, as it targets more billionaire clients.
Pay limits were among the most sweeping constraints to come out of Dodd-Frank.
59% of women age 20 to 34 defer investing and financial planning to spouses, according to survey.
Maryland senator wants the SEC to make it harder for corporate executives to sell shares right after buyback announcements.
While legislation proposing a financial transaction tax has been introduced in the House and Senate, it's not likely to be enacted during the Trump administration.
TD Ameritrade data suggest emerging investor interest in stock picking.
