The product arrives as a provision of the SECURE 2.0 Act goes into effect that makes workers' qualified student loan repayments eligible for 401(k) matching contributions from their employers.
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The firms say that 100,000 people will benefit from the new product.
Chicagoland advisor makes the move from Corebridge to LPL.
New solution responds to advisor demand for family office services.
Gaining wider experience is key for those who may one day run the firm.
In its earnings report, the firm cites all-time highs in both advisor productivity and client assets.
'The biggest change in the competitive landscape has been RIA roll-ups that pay prices that we can't quite figure out,' Paul Reilly says.
There were more enforcement actions taken last year than ever before.
44% of advisors have left a firm because of poor technology, Advisor360 survey finds.
As Social Security inches closer to insolvency, the tax breaks provided to 401(k)s, defined-benefit plans and IRAs could be revamped to fix the system, according to a recent paper.
Since 2014, the firm's global wealth management revenue has grown by 150 percent.
'When was the last time you saw an article that said an RIA is going to a wirehouse?' asks Verdence founder Leo Kelly.
After surging during the pandemic, SPACs have fallen out of favor, and the agency's new rules could further reduce investor interest.
Led by demand for fixed products, total annuity sales were up 23% last year, according to Limra.
At the root of many investor mistakes are the fears, biases and other common behaviors that undermine sound investing.
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'This happens when there is a new frontier of investment categories,' a compliance expert says. 'A lot of folks get very excited. What that means is [compliance] policies and procedures don’t catch up with the business side.'
The SEC alleged that Texas broker Doug McKelvey misappropriated more than $1.7 million.
