The brokerage cites "additional flexibility" granted by the DOL in recent guidance as a determining factor.
Commodity funds have lost an average 8.7% a year over the past five years.
Capitalizing on the growth opportunity in emerging markets takes more than just an investment in the conventional benchmark index.
The state's 10-year bonds carry a 4.45% yield, but come with a lot of credit risk.
Firm will pay $650,000 for suitability, compliance and books and records violations.
Voya's about-face comes amid heightened regulatory scrutiny as customer complaints about buffer annuities have surfaced.
Insurers are introducing fixed-rate deferred annuities with income guarantees to circumvent BICE.
Cash, alternatives, international all beckon, but all have pros and cons.
They are cheap, but no panacea during a serious downturn.
Average net expense of all mutual funds drops to 0.57%.
Congress might double contribution limits separately if health care bill falls apart in Senate, consultant says.
Some proactive planners are spelling out for clients the impact of a 10% or 20% correction.
As Trump agenda derails, municipal bonds are benefitting from flight to safety as well as a mismatch between bonds maturing and new issues.
Jeffrey Saut of Raymond James cites the earnings potential of S&P 500 companies as an indication the market can go higher.
But the category overall has seen lower returns this year.
Uncertainty around the rule may be contributing to tentativeness from advisers and distributors.
According to a recent court filing, the former nontraded REIT czar was keeping a close eye on adjusted funds from operation as the company was preparing to release second quarter earnings in 2014.
