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'Alarming Number' Of Middle-Income Boomers Put Brakes On Retirement

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Most middle-income baby boomers are delaying their retirement by an average of five years, according to a new study.

Insignis Inks Deal To Buy BridgePortfolio

Data aggregator Insignis Inc. has agreed to a deal to acquire BridgePortfolio, a provider of back-office services for investment advisors, according to the companies.

What To Do With Old 401(k) Plans? Many Aren't Sure

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Financial advisors may find that a significant number of prospective clients have money sitting in old 401(k) plans, if new Fidelity research is any indication.

Target-Date Funds 'Rebounded Nicely'

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Investors who held onto 2010 target-date funds through the 2008 market crisis made modest gains for themselves, and the funds now being created are expanding to include nontraditional asset...

Facebook Author Opens IMCA Conference

by Mike Byrnes

Ben Mezrich entertained attendees with anecdotes about blackjack card-counting, stolen moon rocks and the real story behind Facebook.

LinkedIn's IPO Price May Top $4B

LinkedIn Corp., the largest professional-networking Web site, increased the price range for its initial public offering, lifting the company's potential valuation to as much as $4.25 billion.

Tweets That Mean Business

by Mike Byrnes

Advisors are finding that social media is more helpful than just sharing silly things like what you ate for dinner last night.

Top Advisors Share Keys To Success

by Mike Byrnes

Staying focused on business goals and closely listening to clients are among the important themes to keep in mind, they say.

Wells Fargo May Be Poised To Sell H.D. Vest

Wells Fargo & Co. is seeking buyers for H.D. Vest, which it bought for about $128 million a decade ago, according to sources.

Broker Disciplinary Actions Easier To Find

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Finra has launched a free searchable database of disciplinary actions against brokers.

Pimco Predicts Faster Inflation, 'Financial Repression'

Pimco says "deteriorating debt dynamics" will stoke faster inflation and financial repression in the U.S. and at least one sovereign-debt restructuring in Europe.

Assessing Risk

by Geoff Davey

Most financial advisors are more risk tolerant than their clients, but they often don't realize it. That difference may lead to overexposing clients to risk.

U.S. Colleges Not Worth The Cost, Report Says

Higher education fails to provide students "good value" for the money they and their families spend, more than half of U.S. adults said in a survey.

What Should Financial Advisors Spend On Practice Marketing?

by Cliff Campeau

Having a plan that clearly defines the firm's target audience, key value propositions and articulates service offerings are key components of the top performing firms' success.

Investors Rebuff Republicans In Poll As 2-to-1 Say Raise Taxes

Global investors, by an almost 2-to-1 majority, believe the U.S...

SEC to Release Findings On Stanford Investors' SIPC Eligibility

The SEC, criticized for missing R. Allen Stanford's alleged $7 billion fraud, said it will decide "in the near future" whether victims should collect federal brokerage insurance.

BofA Chief Says Housing Still Faces 'Enormous Challenges'

BofA CEO Brian T. Moynihan told shareholders today the nation's housing market faces "enormous challenges" and that the lender is still struggling to contain bad mortgages.

Average 401(k) Balances Reach Highest Level, Fidelity Says

Average balances of 401(k) retirement plans reached the highest level since Fidelity Investments began tracking account values in 1998.

Job Openings In U.S. Increase To Highest Level Since 2008

Job openings in the U.S. increased in March to the highest level in more than two years, an indication employers are becoming more optimistic about bringing on new workers.

Top 400 U.S. Taxpayers Reported 21.5% Income Drop

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The 400 highest-earning U.S. households reported a total of $108.2 billion in income for 2008, a 21.5% decline from a year earlier and the first drop since 2002, according to IRS data.

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