Bill Gross' departure reignites the risks of 'star manager' funds

On today's <i>Breakfast with Benjamin</i> menu, Bill Gross' Pimco exit is changing the way we look at star fund managers, Japan's latest stimulus plan triggers a market rally, watching out for those mutual fund tax burdens, and more.

NOV 03, 2014

By Jeff Benjamin

How Bill Gross' sudden departure from Pimco is changing the way we look at the role of star fund managers. Just because the portfolio manager left in a hurry doesn't necessarily mean you have to do the same. Reading between the lines when the bow-out isn't exactly graceful
The Bank of Japan is laying it all on the line with more stimulus that's aimed at keeping the economic recovery alive. The markets like it, so far. Being at odds with other central banks, including the Federal Reserve
Don't overlook the tax burden of the mutual funds in your portfolio. Sometimes the performance just isn't worth the tax hit. Pimco tops the list of funds with killer taxes
Dispelling seven myths about liquid alternatives. Actually, 'myths' might be too strong a word. Spoiler alert: They're just '40-Act funds with different kinds of engines
Transparency is taking a nasty turn at some restaurants, as Obamacare surcharges are now being listed on bills right along with the sparkling water and fried pickles. Passing the new health insurance costs onto the customers

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