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Introducing Your CD's Edgier Cousin: The Market-Linked CD
Traditional CDs are a safe option for savers, but they don't always beat inflation. Should you try their counterparts, market-linked CDs, for better returns?
By William Skillender
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7 of Warren Buffett's Biggest Misses
The Oracle of Omaha's investing wins are well known up and down Wall Street, but no one bats a thousand. Here are some of Warren Buffett's biggest misses.
By Kyle Woodley
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5 of Warren Buffett's Best Investments
The Oracle of Omaha generated plenty of wins throughout his illustrious career as an investor. Here are five of Warren Buffett's best investments.
By Kyle Woodley
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'Humbug!' Say Consumers, Despite Hot GDP: Stock Market Today
"The stock market is not the economy," they say, but both things are up. Yet one survey says people are still feeling down in the middle of this complex season.
By David Dittman
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The SEC Is Concerned for Older Investors and Retirement Savers. Here's What You Should Know
The SEC focusing on older investors, retirement and college savers, and private securities. Here's how those changes impact you.
By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA
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Why You Should Pay Attention to Company Guidance
Understanding how corporate profit forecasts affect analysts’ estimates and stock ratings can help you make investment decisions.
By David Milstead
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How to Protect Yourself and Others From a Troubled Adult Child
This case of a violent adult son whose parents are in denial is an example of the extreme risks some parents face if they neglect essential safety precautions.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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To Build Client Relationships That Last, Embrace Simplicity
As more automation becomes the norm, you can distinguish yourself as a financial professional by using technology wisely and prioritizing personal touches.
By Cody Foster
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Client Demand Is Forcing Advisers to Specialize: How to Deliver
The complexity of wealthy clients' needs — combined with AI and consumer demand — suggests the future of financial planning belongs to specialized experts.
By Jared Trexler
