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With new borrowing limits and shifting repayment options, clients may need to rethink how they plan to pay for their kids’ education.
It’s not just the novices. Even sophisticated, accredited investors can fall prey to these traps.
Blackrock announced the launch of IQQ, joining Invesco and State Street to offer a Nasdaq-100 tracking ETF.
A new proposal would recognize clients as accredited investors, but some advisors have doubts.
It’s become harder for direct-indexing strategies to generate the tax losses that underpin much of SMAs’ appeal.
Despite being one of the largest companies by market cap, SpaceX won’t be among the heaviest-weighted names in the index.
The UBS Global Wealth Report says the ranks of the wealthy are swelling at every income level.
The agency is allowing some contributions to be considered “current interest” gifts rather than “future interest” gifts.
Low-cost funds can come with tradeoffs when it means owning the losers right alongside the winners.
Just because companies may be given the choice of reporting results only twice a year doesn’t mean all will do so.
Leveraged funds are drawing massive inflows.
While new challenges to growth may arise, America’s national spirit has been one of its most surprising superpowers
Companies are staying private longer, sparking interest in opportunities beyond the public markets.
Advisors said the newsletter platform lets them write directly to their target audience.
People are not only living longer but healthier, possibly depleting any inheritance they planned to leave for their heirs.
Wealth managers are keeping an optimistic, but realistic, outlook for the second half of the year.
With investor interest in tech heating up, the new fund undercuts Invesco’s fees by almost half.
Artificial intelligence tools are helping clients become better consumers of financial advice. But there are risks.
