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Understanding So-called ‘Spot Bitcoin ETFs’

These securities scored a victory with the SEC in January, but are sort of imposters in the ETF world. (By Herb Blank)

The Outlook for Older Workers Is Good — Except in Finance

They're experiencing significant declines in productivity and profitability in finance jobs, researchers find.

How Sam Bankman-Fried’s Sentence Compares With Other White-Collar Cases

Here’s how the sentence for the one-time cryptocurrency mogul compares with penalties faced by other high-profile white-collar criminals.

Robinhood’s Credit Card Offers 3% Cash Back. Can It Last?

The Robinhood card offers a cash-back rate with undeniable value and higher than what's offered by nearly every other issuer.

Minimum Wage of $20 an Hour Nears in California

The minimum wage is jumping to $20 an hour for most fast-food workers in California, making the rate the second-highest in the country.

Biden Administration Tightens Rules on Short-Term Health Plans

The new rule reverses a move by the Trump administration to give consumers more access to cheaper but skimpier health insurance plans.

4 Ways to Avoid Getting Fired by Female Clients

Attracting and retaining female clients is critical for wealth-management growth, say two financial planning experts.

SEC Adopts Amended Rules for Internet-Based Advisors

SEC-registered advisors operating solely through the internet must adhere to changes that aim to improve oversight.

Legendary Behavioral Economist Daniel Kahneman Dies at 90

Kahneman employed his training as a psychologist to advance what came to be called behavioral economics, widely used by financial advisors.

Advisors’ Epiphany: Shifting Focus from Investments to Humanity

Advisors at the annual SHIFT conference explore how to serve clients better in an increasingly technology-oriented world.

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How Sam Bankman-Fried’s Sentence Compares With Other White-Collar Cases

Here’s how the sentence for the one-time cryptocurrency mogul compares with penalties faced by other high-profile white-collar criminals.

SEC Adopts Amended Rules for Internet-Based Advisors

SEC-registered advisors operating solely through the internet must adhere to changes that aim to improve oversight.

Legendary Behavioral Economist Daniel Kahneman Dies at 90

Kahneman employed his training as a psychologist to advance what came to be called behavioral economics, widely used by financial advisors.

Remote Work Creates ‘Black Hole’ in U.S. Office Space Demand

A recovery in office space demand is unlikely for years, said real estate analysis firm Green Street, with the disruption the worst on record.

Do Advisors Give Self-Directed Brokerage Accounts an Advantage?

Schwab Personal Choice Retirement Account holders who used an advisor had account balances nearly twice that of unadvised accounts.

BlackRock’s Fink Flags U.S. Retirement Crisis

In addition, he announced BlackRock in April will offer a lifetime-income option in 14 retirement plans covering 500,000 employees.

Cartel Steals Millions From Timeshare-Owning U.S. Seniors

The Mexican cartel typically preys on older, retired people who want to leave as much money as they can to their family by selling off assets.