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MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 15, 2008
Fannie, Freddie red flags profited alert managers

Clearly, some mutual fund managers saw the writing on the wall.

REGULATION, LEGAL & COMPLIANCE SEP 15, 2008
Claiming bias, subprime exec appeals arbitration

The chief executive of a subprime lender who lost a $65 million lawsuit against Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. is demanding another bite at the apple.

MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 15, 2008
As asset levels fall, fund complexes slice costs

RETIREMENT PLANNING SEP 15, 2008
The cost of cashing out

If employees knew how much cashing out their plan when getting laid off or changing jobs could affect their future, maybe they would leave the plans untouched.

MUTUAL FUNDS SEP 15, 2008
Advisers to stick with Neuberger funds

As the market pushed Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. into a fire sale last week, some financial advisers and registered representatives said they were sticking with Lehman's storied investment management division, Neuberger Berman, at least for now.

WIREHOUSES SEP 14, 2008
BofA, Merrill deal done as Lehman teeters

Lehman Brothers is verging on collapse, even as Bank of America has reportedly bought Merrill Lynch for $44 billion; AIG hammering out its own rescue strategy.

LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES SEP 14, 2008
Lehman nearly lost as BofA eyes Merrill

Lehman Brothers is verging on collapse, even as Bank of America is reportedly in talks to purchase Merrill Lynch and AIG hammers out its own rescue strategy.

ETFS SEP 12, 2008
ETF assets gain $4.7 billion in August

Two new ETFs were launched during the month, bringing the total number of ETFs in the United States to 710.

RIA NEWS SEP 12, 2008
Prices fall for the first time since December

The Producer Price Index dropped 0.9% in August after many months of increased prices, according to the Department of Labor.

RIA NEWS SEP 12, 2008
Consumers more hopeful about prices

September’s reading on consumer sentiment improved this month, compared with August, as Americans’ outlook on inflation brightened, according to the preliminary Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment index.