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Don't get greedy when trying to maximize Social Security benefits for your clients. Beneficiaries are entitled to only one claim per person. <i>InvestmentNews</i> contributing editor Mary Beth Franklin has the details.
Payments to spouse and children may be reduced.
Don't miss the second episode of <i>InvestmentNews'</i> <b><a href="http://www.investmentnews.com/section/video?playerType=PracticeMakeover">Practice Makeover</a></b>, as a trio of expert adviser coaches brainstorm potential solutions to adviser Trent Bradshaw's time management woes.
As stewards of their clients' financial security, investment advisers and planners must keep a vigilant eye on companies altering their 401(k) plans in ways that hamper clients' ability to save for retirement properly.
<i>Breakfast with Benjamin: </i>The average 401(k) balance tops $89K. Plus: Comcast buying Time Warner, Fink likes emerging markets while Buffet shuns Graham Holdings, California drought hits agriculture stocks, and the ultimate smart car.
Changes including raising full retirement age, making more income subject to payroll tax gain support.
30-rep Argentus Securities squeezed by regulatory woes, tight profit margin.
In a dispute focused on real estate investments, the indie B-D and a former broker 'breached fiduciary duty, were negligent,' complaint says. Big award comes with split decision.
Pair of brokers and investment advisory firm among those who allegedly perpetrated 'calculated fraud exploiting terminally ill patients'
New study finds Oracle of Omaha has outperformed every long-lived U.S. stock and mutual fund.
A first-person account of an event for the 1%, plus other must-reads from wealth manager and CNBC commentator Josh Brown
Commission spells out activities it will focus on during exams.
New book offers strategies to boost income and trim risk in the golden years.
Margins continued to improve as profit jumped 64%.
The recent spike in stock market volatility has put the financial advice community into scramble mode, with many advisers fielding calls from nervous clients while embracing defensive investment strategies.
