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With little guidance from the IRS on tax issues for digital currencies, experts offer their best guesses.
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WSJ Adviser Profile: Andy Schwartz, managing partner of Bleakley Financial Group, says limiting staff turnover is crucial to a practice’s success as it helps breed client trust and bolsters client retention.
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Owning a home while holding cash in a savings account is like investing in a portfolio of both stocks and bonds: You’ll need to find the right balance.
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Adviser Voices: Rob Clarfeld, founder and chief executive of Clarfeld Financial Advisors, finds that the children of self-made baby boomers often aren’t prepared to receive a large inheritance. To resolve that, he suggests a few hands-on lessons to gauge readiness and willingness of future heirs.
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Adviser Voices: William J. Meagher Jr., a private client adviser with U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management in Philadelphia, says advisers should start a conversation with clients about business transitions at least 3 to 5 years before a transaction.
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Federal inspectors found problems in more than 80% of the audits of broker-dealers they reviewed last year, the government’s auditing regulator said Friday.
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Adoption of the Labor Department’s new fiduciary rule is a good time to go over some related terminology, old and new.
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WSJ Adviser Profile: Kathleen Grace, managing director at United Capital Financial Advisers in Boca Raton, Fla., came to write a financial novel after seeing a number of female clients get blindsided by an event like death or divorce. “Your prince could die or become disabled, and you really need a plan for it,” she says.
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WSJ Wealth Adviser highlights some of the top news and analysis for wealth advisers and their clients, with pieces today including: Wealthsimple Financial's shariah-compliant portfolio option; the Heard on the Street crew's latest summer stock pick; and the latest Adviser Profile, this one on former Andy Schwartz and his tips for adviser retention.
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The bull’s long gallop might be nearing an end. But there are ways for investors to ensure that they won’t be trampled when it does.
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A new study challenges traditional thought on how value and momentum investors make their money. In either case, though, it has been a tough decade for both.
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Bond investors once eager to be in Jeffrey Gundlach’s white-hot DoubleLine Total Return bond fund have pulled out $8.5 billion since its September 2016 peak—an abrupt reversal for the outspoken fund manager.
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