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NEWS RETIREMENT PLANNING DEC 17, 2012
P-E-owned fixed-annuity player makes inroads

By Darla Mercado
NEWS MUTUAL FUNDS DEC 16, 2012
Ex-Keegan fund directors left clients "in the dark': SEC

By Bloomberg
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
INVoices: Contract flap at Edward Jones

By MFXFeeder
NEWS RETIREMENT PLANNING DEC 16, 2012
Stay married for a decade to get benefits

By MFXFeeder
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
The books they loved

By Liz Skinner
NEWS EQUITIES DEC 16, 2012
Bernstein: A bull run to rival 82

Forget the 'new normal.' Investment strategist Richard Bernstein sees a long bull run for U.S. stocks.

By DJAMIESON
NEWS ETFS DEC 16, 2012
How to build a growth portfolio using ETFs

By MFXFeeder
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
Planners say no to increase in estate tax rates

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
NEWS RETIREMENT PLANNING DEC 16, 2012
Retirees can cut their taxes by delaying Social Security

By MFXFeeder
NEWS RETIREMENT PLANNING DEC 16, 2012
Galvin's LPL suit a boon to plaintiffs

Last week, Massachusetts sued LPL for its sales and marketing of a popular nontraded REIT. Expect the plaintiffs' bar to swoop in as well.

By Bruce Kelly
NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION DEC 16, 2012
Finra dials it back on suitability rule

By DJAMIESON
NEWS ETFS DEC 16, 2012
With ETFs, commission-free doesn't mean cost-free

By MFXFeeder
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
Securities America acquires firm

By Bruce Kelly
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
Advisers: Hefty asset growth in 2013

By Jeff Benjamin
NEWS RETIREMENT PLANNING DEC 16, 2012
Sens.: Protect retirement plans

By Darla Mercado
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
Target dates take aim

By Darla Mercado
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
Does your OSJ offer lasting value?

By MFXFeeder
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
People

By MFXFeeder
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
People to watch in 2013

By MFXFeeder
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS DEC 16, 2012
Dwyer: An economic dream team for Obama

A few surprise cabinet picks could make a world of difference in the President's second term. For starters, how about Larry Fink as Treasury Secretary?

By Paula Dwyer