Today: What to expect from Davos ... but remember how Davos big-thinkers whiffed last year. Also: Time to worry about deflation again, hedge funds go for the gold, a Super Bowl market indicator, and Happy MLK Day.
Legislation exempts from SEC registration small-business M&A brokers.
Betting against Treasuries risky, caution needed with funds buying junk bonds, shorting government debt
But each spouse can chose only one tactic.
Vanguard founder calls on the SEC and DOL to 'put the principle first and the carve-out second.'
Congress's latest attempt at crafting a budget plan is on track to end up the same way as others have in the past decade: with little or no agreement. Memories of the shutdown sure have faded fast.
With the estate tax exclusion being set at $5.25 million per person, it's easy for affluent clients whose estates don't quite hit that level to write off creating estate plans or building trusts. But even those in-between clients benefit from establishing trusts in select scenarios.
LPL's chief executive discusses where the firm stands in key areas such as launching a bank, its technology and regulation. <b>Also: <a href="http://www.investmentnews.com/article/20130819/FREE/130819915">Read more about LPL's tech advances.</a></b>
Central bank "wants to be out" of the bond-buying business but still won't raise rates, according to Pimco's Gross.
Advisers take unique routes to find a meaningful name to carry through the ages.
Most clients have no idea how much their investments and their financial advisers are costing them. As a result, they may unknowingly be putting their retirement at risk.
Today's Breakfast with Benjamin includes: Goldman's stock market call, a closer look at Fed policy, lawyers pick apart Volcker rule, retailers and cyber security, combining IRAs, and how not to ignore your client's wife.
Understanding these five tips &mdash; from strategies to expenses &mdash; will help make you a better investor in liquid alternatives
Claiming strategy triggers benefits for children, spouses and protects your own.
Plus the greatest hedge fund manager of all time lays out the state of the global economy, and more from wealth manager and CNBC commentator Josh Brown
Exchange-traded funds are one way to avoid the high fees charged by the wolves of Wall St.
About 10 million Americans will fork over a bigger slice of their paycheck to Social Security and Medicare taxes this year but Social Security retirement benefits increase by just 1.5%.
Breakfast with Benjamin: Did the Fed make the right move with tapering? We'll know this week. Plus: Hot stocks for cold weather, missing out on the market, consumer sentiment looks bright, office vacancy rates still hurting, and the minimum wage debate.
In speech to fellow economists, Fed chief reflects on eight-year tenure.
