Plus this week's other must reads from wealth manager and CNBC commentator Josh Brown
The judge who today will hear arguments on Bank of America's $160 million settlement has repeatedly rejected requests by black financial advisers at BofA's Merrill Lynch unit to sue as a group over alleged racial discrimination.
Ripple effect could be felt, making advice business 'a healthier place.'
In a few states, the Hartford has informed some clients they can keep their existing investment options. Which ones? Darla Mercado has the details.
Regulators are worried that life insurers are taking advantage of vague variable annuity contract language and are doing something about it. Darla Mercado explains.
Defined as spouses for benefits; based on where married, not where living.
Labor Dept. ruling a boost for employers, retirement plan sponsors, 401(k) service providers.
Why dipping into your retirement savings raises the stakes
Not asking for this information could cost you
But your spouse can sometimes step up to a larger benefit later
Five hires join from rival firms Morgan Stanley, UBS
Acquires $1.5B team from J.P. Morgan Securities.
Filing joint returns could make it easier to inherit money tax-free
45-year veteran based in New Jersey jumps from Morgan Stanley.
Social Security earnings cap disappears at full retirement age.
New app lets investors check stock quotes via Google Glass
Bill Gross says the Fed won't be tightening their monetary policy until 2016, proclaims that bonds are back from the dead following big losses.
