The plan would provide direct payments of $600 to most Americans and $300-per-week in enhanced unemployment benefits through March, according to lawmakers and aides
The measure follows legislation that would let nonprofits participate in pooled employer plans
The settlement includes $4.4 million in restitutions to harmed customers over the sales of unsuitable VA, mutual fund and 529 products
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Bryan Schneider affiliates through Professional Wealth Advisor in Downers Grove, Illinois
The greenback’s tumble this year — it’s heading for the second-biggest drop in the past decade — has already stoked foreign policy makers’ concerns
DOL rules affecting investment advice and the use of ESG factors may be vulnerable under Biden
Strong performance and low fees means the next leg of ETF growth might be just getting started
A confluence of environmental changes, like work from home orders, virtual events and an economic recession, have forced advisers to embrace tech tools in a matter of months
Efforts to implement fiduciary rules in New Jersey, Nevada and Massachusetts are in limbo
Kristen Kimmell and Maureen Kerrigan of RBC join the podcast to discuss RBC’s Women’s Association of Financial Advisors and the initiatives the firm has implemented to benefit women in financial services.
Founder Jon Stein wasn’t able to achieve his ultimate goal of an initial public offering, but he transformed the little-known New York-based fintech into a digital behemoth
The free trading app has been applauded for democratizing the market but critics, and regulators, are starting to take a closer look
The new interpretation on the definition of advice has some benefits for plan advisers, and it will be in place even if the rule is halted
The move marks the single largest addition in the history of the index
Patrick Fontana and Michael Dunham move to Raymond James affiliate in Dallas
The fintech led a movement to virtually eliminate commissions, cut racial investing disparities in half and dramatically increase stock ownership among investors
As funds that track the benchmark add the carmaker’s shares, they will dump an equal amount of stock in existing members, producing intense selling pressure
Dividend payers are back in favor and may continue to beat bonds in a world of historically low rates
