The adviser claims Charles Schwab defamed him and poached his clients.
They claim current rules requiring those 70½ to start withdrawing funds from retirement accounts are outdated.
Richard Cody of Jacksonville, Fla., also must pay fine of $30,000.
Republicans don't want to tinker with tax reform, and Democrats don't want to be seen giving the wealthy a break.
Data breaches have become so common that financial advisers cannot afford to remain uninformed
NASAA President Michael Pieciak: Draft regulations should curb abusive practices.
Lawmakers will seek more information in subcommittee hearing next week.
Pay limits were among the most sweeping constraints to come out of Dodd-Frank.
In FAQs, regulator says firms should review sales supervision procedures, not every transaction.
Maryland senator wants the SEC to make it harder for corporate executives to sell shares right after buyback announcements.
Barred broker worked at 10 different firms in his 13-year career
While legislation proposing a financial transaction tax has been introduced in the House and Senate, it's not likely to be enacted during the Trump administration.
The SEC claimed BB&T misled clients and caused them to overpay for advisory services.
IRI also pushes for SEC rule, and a bill to promote annuities in retirement plans.
As tax proposals become increasingly 'loony tunes,' financial planners grow more nervous about how the plans could affect their clients.
Key items include supporting the SEC's Reg BI, working to restore the deductibility of advisory fees and advocating for the adoption of NASAA's elder abuse rule.
There are clear steps that retirement plan fiduciaries can take to reduce the risk of litigation to near zero.
Legislation faces uphill battle in Congress, but the issue may become popular on the presidential campaign trail.
Massachusetts' Secretary of the Commonwealth joins the Labor Department in questioning charges some mutual funds face for using Fidelity's platform.
