Workers seem to be doing precisely what they would be expected to do with 20-page disclosure documents: Tossing them in the circular file
Certain clients will be entitled to get back a quarter's program fees
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The general sentiment: Things are looking good — really good — for investors in the New Year.
Heritage Capital's Paul Schatz is on board with the Fed's quantitative easing program and says now is a great time for investors to go active.
Jackson National Life Insurance Co.'s temporary halt on tax-free exchanges of variable annuities is in effect until Dec. 16 — but it turns out not everyone is subject to the suspension.
Two industry heavyweights love equities, but hate Washington politics, Obamacare.
Some clients could come close to breaking even with the deal.
Nuveen's Doll: 'S&P 500 is in a churning phase'
Traders don't see the Federal Reserve raising its benchmark interest rate from a record low until nine months after policymakers end their monthly bond purchases of $85 billion
Don't miss the mark and think Obamacare covers long-term-care insurance
They badly underestimate the cost of nursing home care.
Investors remain largely bearish on gold as the metal heads for its biggest monthly drop since June and its first annual drop since 2000. Even hedge fund manager John Paulson, one-time bull, wouldn't add more at current levels.
Plus: Fed taper could hit savers hard, new scrutiny on company stock in K plans, the stocks hedge funds love and Consumer Report's annual "naughty and nice" list. All in today's Breakfast with Benjamin.
With the equity markets hitting record highs, here's what the experts say about how you can avoid overreacting
The word the most reflects the "ethos, mood, or preoccupations" of 2013, plus other must-reads from wealth manager and CNBC commentator Josh Brown
