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NovaStar Settles Stock-Drop Suit for $925K
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri has approved a $925,000 settlement of a lawsuit claiming NovaStar Financial continued to offer company stock in its...
Report Offers RIA Firms Tips for Snatching Up Advisers
The latest whitepaper from Charles Schwab Advisor Services tackles how registered investment advisers (RIAs) can recruit the growing number of advisers going independent.
Commonwealth Advisers Can Tailor Web Portal with Widgets
Advisers affiliated with Commonwealth Financial Network can now use widgets to customize their own version of COMMunity Link, Commonwealth’s adviser Web portal.
N.J. 529 Plan Adds Investment Options
Franklin Templeton Investments and the New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA) have announced additional investment options for the Franklin Templeton 529 College Savings Plan.
IRA Assets Surpass 401(k) Assets
For the first time since Cogent Research has been tracking investor allocations, it says wealthy Americans now hold more assets in individual retirement accounts (IRAs) than in workplace-based...
Law Firms File ERISA Class Action against Lutheran Publishers
A pair of litigators has teamed up to bring an ERISA class action suit against the Publishing House of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Securian GPS Helps Workers Find their Way to Retirement
A new product from Securian Financial Group is designed to help workers plan their retirement years.
IMHO: Cynic’s “Cull”
I have always taken seriously the notion that news and information should be presented “straight”, and without commentary.
HNW Show Slightly Shifting Views about Retirement
High-net-worth (HNW) consumers remain concerned about maintaining their lifestyle in retirement and slightly more concerned about paying for health care in retirement, according to a survey by The...
Retirement: The Worry Felt around the World
The HSBC Global Pulse survey found the top three financial worries are the same for citizens around the globe: taxes, wealth preservation, and retirement.
Federated Says Money-Market Fee Waivers to Stay
Federated Investors, the third-largest U.S. manager of money-market funds, announced that it expects to continue waiving some fees for the rest of the year because of low interest...
MSSB Appoints Van Aeken to Run International Products and Services
Chris Van Aeken will head International Wealth Management Products and Services at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, the company announced.
Inspira, RiversEdge Team Up for IRA Offering
Inspira, a Pittsburgh‐based provider of turnkey private‐labeled IRA solutions, is joining forces with daily valuation recordkeeping firm RiversEdge Advanced Retirement Solutions.
Schwab to Offer J.P. Morgan Fixed Income
Charles Schwab has become a “preferred retail dealer” for J.P. Morgan, the firms announced.
Wells Fargo Advisory Business Sees Jump in Profit, Advisers
Wells Fargo & Co.’s Wealth Brokerage and Retirement Group saw increasing revenues driven by growth in asset-based fees and brokerage transactions, the firm said.
Lockton Expands Dallas Practice with New Hires
Lockton Financial Advisors and Lockton Investment Advisers said Glenn Able is joining the Lockton Dallas retirement team as vice president.
Demand for Custom Target-Date Strategies Keeps Growing
Defined contribution (DC) consultants said they are providing custom asset-allocation services, such as target-date strategies, to an increasing number of clients, according to a PIMCO survey.
Cities with the Best Gas Prices
All of you road warriors know gas prices can add up, but it’s not as bad in some cities.
MSSB Bolsters Revenue for Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney reported an influx of assets and advisers in the first quarter.
Sandwichers Caught Between Supporting Adult Children and Retirement Plans
More than four-in-ten so-called “sandwich generation” parents (41%) continue to provide at least some financial support to their young adult children, according to the 2010 Families & Money...