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United Planners adopts private network solution
FINTECH MAY 31, 2022
United Planners adopts private network solution

The independent broker-dealer says the cybersecurity system from cleverDome offers more control than a virtual private network.

By InvestmentNews
UBS duo managing $220 million moves to Raymond James
RIA NEWS MAY 31, 2022
UBS duo managing $220 million moves to Raymond James

Mother-and-son team in Jacksonville, Florida, will operate as Taras Wealth Management of Raymond James.

By InvestmentNews
Dimensional’s ESG boss voices doubts over industry promises
RIA NEWS MAY 31, 2022
Dimensional’s ESG boss voices doubts over industry promises

‘No compelling evidence’ of ESG’s impact on cost of capital, says Jim Whittington of Dimensional Fund Advisors.

By Bloomberg
Morgan Stanley says US stock rally has limited upside
RIA NEWS MAY 31, 2022
Morgan Stanley says US stock rally has limited upside

“The key fundamental call we are focused on now is slowing growth, and our view that earnings estimates are too high,” says Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson.

By Bloomberg
HHS will not readjust Medicare Part B premiums this year
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 27, 2022
HHS will not readjust Medicare Part B premiums this year

But it says that Part B premiums are likely to fall in 2023 as a result of cost savings on Aduhelm, a drug to treat Alzheimer's.

By Mary Beth Franklin
Grandparents can give more to 529 plans after rule change
RIA NEWS MAY 27, 2022
Grandparents can give more to 529 plans after rule change

Recent changes to financial aid rules will free grandparents to contribute to college savings plans without penalizing a grandchild's eligibility for federal money.

By Bloomberg
Senate HELP Committee introduces draft retirement savings bill
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 27, 2022
Senate HELP Committee introduces draft retirement savings bill

The measure will provide part of the foundation for the Senate companion bill to SECURE 2.0, which the House approved in March.

By Mark Schoeff Jr.
Promises of student debt forgiveness put advisers in uncharted territory
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAY 27, 2022
Promises of student debt forgiveness put advisers in uncharted territory

The moving target of potential debt forgiveness, coupled with an extended payment moratorium, has advisers reading the political tea leaves for direction.

By Jeff Benjamin
After latest deal, Advisor Group debt is stable but still 'highly speculative': Fitch
ALTERNATIVES MAY 27, 2022
After latest deal, Advisor Group debt is stable but still 'highly speculative': Fitch

Fitch Ratings noted that the rating affirmation reflected Advisor Group's "improving scale as one of the largest independent financial advisers in the U.S."

By Bruce Kelly
Is now the perfect time for retirees to consider a reverse mortgage?
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 27, 2022
Is now the perfect time for retirees to consider a reverse mortgage?

With stocks down and home prices up, retirees may want to consider a reverse mortgage for planning purposes.

By Gregg Greenberg
Fintech unicorn Vise partners with Morgan Stanley alum's new RIA aggregator
FINTECH MAY 26, 2022
Fintech unicorn Vise partners with Morgan Stanley alum's new RIA aggregator

Vise, a startup that provides advisers with custom indexing and automated portfolio management, is looking to boost growth by partnering with a new RIA aggregator.

By Ryan W. Neal
Alto CEO's IRA advice: Forget 60/40 and add alternatives
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 26, 2022
Alto CEO's IRA advice: Forget 60/40 and add alternatives

Eric Satz, founder and CEO of Alto, says investors need to add alternatives to their retirement accounts, especially in the wake of the market’s carnage.

By Gregg Greenberg
Creative Planning, Schwab, Fidelity fighting adviser's collusion charges
REGULATION, LEGAL & COMPLIANCE MAY 26, 2022
Creative Planning, Schwab, Fidelity fighting adviser's collusion charges

The firms named in the adviser's complaint go to 'corrupt and malicious lengths ... to keep their illicit profit mill churning,' according to the lawsuit.

By Bruce Kelly
Avoiding dividend yields that look too good to be true
EQUITIES MAY 26, 2022
Avoiding dividend yields that look too good to be true

Russia funds yielding between 300% and 3,000% represent the ultimate value trap. A better bet would be funds offering much lower yields.

By Jeff Benjamin
Allspring Global selects three as independent directors
RIA NEWS MAY 26, 2022
Allspring Global selects three as independent directors

Nora Jordan, Kay Madati and Chip Roame complete the asset manager's 11-person board.

By InvestmentNews
Northern Trust Asset Management seeks greater diversity in trade executions
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAY 26, 2022
Northern Trust Asset Management seeks greater diversity in trade executions

Firm is seeking requests for information from minority-owned broker-dealers, as well as those owned by women, veterans and people with disabilities.

By InvestmentNews
Westwood to buy Salient Partners’ asset management business
RIA NEWS MAY 26, 2022
Westwood to buy Salient Partners’ asset management business

The acquisition, which will increase Westwood’s total assets under management by 32% to $18.4 billion, will add expertise in energy, infrastructure, real estate and alternatives.

By InvestmentNews
Rep managing $464 million at Morgan Stanley joins Raymond James
RIA NEWS MAY 26, 2022
Rep managing $464 million at Morgan Stanley joins Raymond James

Kevin Cooper heads Cooper Family Office Consulting of Raymond James in Boca Raton, Florida.

By InvestmentNews
Choosing between survivor and divorced spouse's benefits
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 25, 2022
Choosing between survivor and divorced spouse's benefits

Age, work status and benefit amounts dictate which Social Security benefit to claim first.

By Mary Beth Franklin
'Boomerang' kids putting parents' retirement at risk
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 25, 2022
'Boomerang' kids putting parents' retirement at risk

Thirty-five percent of parents with adult children living at home have compromised their own savings or long-term goals, like retirement or housing, to financially help their kids, a Thrivent study shows.

By Gregg Greenberg