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Americans feel more secure about retirement than they should, another financial-advisor Ponzi scheme, and geopolitics worry institutional investors more than a recession.

“I wish more of my colleagues and more elected officials, quite frankly, have signed not just the back of a paycheck, but maybe the front of one,” Rep. Ann Wagner said.

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The IRS provides Harvey victims some relief, SEC charges Navellier & Associates with fraud, and slow population growth could be a harbinger of inflation.

Research shows that roughly half of all workers retire sooner than expected due to job loss, illness or the need to care for a family member.

Merrill team leaves for LPL's hybrid platform, plan-sponsor support for advisors lagging, and Raymond James gains Chicago advisors.

Workers who get "nudged" to save more actually do save more, the ultra-rich prefer multifamily offices, and Burger King is offering a cryptocurrency in Russia.