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It was another tough year to be a financial adviser — or at least that seems to be one of the conclusions of The Charles Schwab Corp.'s RIA benchmarking study.
Schwab survey also uncovers drop in margins, slowdown in number of new clients
John C. Walters is being replaced by David N. Levenson, an executive vice president leading The Hartford's in-force domestic variable annuity business.
Inability to meet Finra's net- capital requirements will force more small and independent broker- dealers to shut down this year.
The N.Y. attorney general sues Ivy Asset Management, claiming the firm misled customers about investments tied to Bernard Madoff
Wealthy pocket savings, research finds; stock market biggest factor in affluent's spending habits
DJIA could drop as low as 8,000, says famed forecaster; in a lather over head-and-shoulders pattern
Asset allocators cut their holdings of U.S. equities this month to levels not seen since 2008 amid concern that the world's largest economy may be weakening, a BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research survey showed.
In an apparent first for the retirement industry, John Hancock Retirement Plan Services is now offering 401(k) participants a choice between target date funds that plan for investments “to” retirement and “through” retirement.
