Plus: The Obama administration fast-tracks banking regs, active managers feel pain in the bottom line, and embracing a little humility
Plus: Five ETFs to help you prosper under the Trump administration, Dawn Bennett lands in more hot water, sending the media back to journalism school, and Happy Veterans Day
Advisers ready trades and talking points for crushed Clinton supporters
Plus: The Fed gets another excuse for not hiking rates, a big win for big oil, and nervous Americans crashed Canada's immigration website
Plus: Don't bet on a post-election stock market rally, filing bankruptcy to fix a credit score, and some realities of moving to Canada
The fund has beaten the S&P 500 in three of the last four presidential election cycles.
Plus: A big warning from Pioneer Investments, ETF company revenues, and another bleak earnings season ahead
Infrastructure mutual funds and ETFs are currently beating the S&P 500.
Through the launch of its Open Indexes Project, the fund tracker is now offering free access to more than 100 global equity indexes and hopes to build a brand as well.
The agency said that for the first time it used a coding technique against a broker-dealer to identify potential unsuitable transactions.
Despite redemptions, largest bond funds hold up well.
Putting past performance in perspective.
Plus: Record bets on the election outcome, questions for your CTA, and don't take financial advice from your family
Plus: Going for the gold, retiring with a $500k nest egg, and Templeton Global Bond Fund under the microscope
Global ETF manager sees big opportunities in U.S. market.
Summit Advisor Services, a turnkey asset management program, was partially owned by an Aequitas venture. That company had been charged by the SEC with running a Ponzi scheme.
Academic study in Germany concludes that poor fund selection and rotten market timing contribute to poor performance
Investors are crowding into haven assets after the latest U.S. election polls suggest a tighter race.
F3 shares trim expense ratios by about 37 basis points.
Plus: Forecasting a Trump victory, the reality of retirement healthcare costs, and getting your emails opened
