Analyst at the money manager says high returns and low volatility are not normal.
Employers can avoid headaches by not exercising control over the health savings account process.
Seattle-based Zevenbergen Genea observes what products consumers are gravitating to when picking stocks.
Rout that began with a weak French debt auction has spread to the U.S. market.
Tax advantages lead to investing and the need for financial advice.
Large-cap technology, consumer discretionary and health-care were the standouts in the first half.
The firms, which focus on active management, are seeking flexibility to lower fund fees.
Mr. Block last year pleaded not guilty to charges, including conspiracy and securities fraud, stemming from accounting at the REIT once controlled by Nicholas Schorsch.
The prosecution labeled Mr. Block's cover story as a "total charade," while the defense described the other side's two star witnesses as liars.
Distributors of exchange-traded funds are branding their products with actual celebrities in an attempt to stay relevant.
The plaintiff claims the company only offered one unaffiliated investment option during the class period, resulting in excessive fees for participants.
Claimants asserted firm was negligent and breached its fiduciary duty.
With testimony concluded, case could go to the jury as early as Thursday
Former CFO claims everything he did was 'appropriate' and 'correct.'
Only one plan was assessed positively as both an investment and a savings vehicle.
He says 'one-size fits all' portfolios are a dangerous bet, especially in a market decline
Prosecution rests case in fraud trial against CFO of American Realty Capital Properties.
Rising rates don't seem to be deterring fans of dividend-paying stocks.
Lisa McAlister acknowledges she has lied before, but asserts she's telling the truth now.
Long-time broker-dealer exec will head real estate firm's sales unit
