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Financial Advisors Increasingly Embrace Middle Class Clients

Financial advisory firms are increasingly pursuing middle class clients and are adopting fee structures to serve the market segment.

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Families Influence Advisors’ Decisions in Switching Firms

Advisors considering switching firms place substantial emphasis on the opinions of their spouses or other relatives.

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Service Helps Fired Brokers Become RIAs

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Registered reps who get fired when their employers learn they are planning to become registered investment advisors now have a service that can get them up and running in a day, reports RIAbiz.

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Mutual Fund Asset Growth is Fastest at Indy Brokers, RIAs

Independent broker-dealers and registered investment advisors are growing mutual fund assets at a faster pace than wirehouses, reports Financial-Planning.com.

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LinkedIn Pursues Advisors

LinkedIn’s advisor segment is experiencing double-digit growth as the company actively courts financial professionals, reports AdvisorOne.

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Advisor M&A Off to Strong Start in 2013

During the first quarter of 2013, thirteen merger and acquisition deals of registered investment advisors, representing $5.8 billion in assets, were completed. Read more...

FBI Gives Tips for Advisors to Avoid Cyber Crimes

FBI gives financial advisor tips to avoid cyber crime

Speaking at the Raymond James annual national conference, FBI agents said advisors should always use the telephone to verify orders to move money and they should advise clients to be wary of open Wi-Fi, especially when conducting online banking, reports Financial-Planning.com.

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MF Global Litigation Lacks Investor Protection

 

Recent litigation on behalf of investors burned by the MF Global boondoggle is advancing, but no new provisions are being proposed to protect investors from the next collapse of a financial firm, reports Forbes.

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Fee on Advisors Proposed to Help Fund Examinations

Democratic Representatives Maxine Waters and John Delaney have proposed legislation that would slap fees on advisors to pay for regulatory examinations, reports Reuters.

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Proposed Senate Bill Could Tax Advisors

The Senate is considering an Internet sales tax bill that could clear the way for states to tax financial services and financial transactions, reports InvestmentNews.

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