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Economists Love ’Em, Clients Hate ’Em
Financial advisor Dan Moisand explores why immediate annuities make sense to economists and reveals a reason why clients don't like these products.
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Buffett Rule Fixes A Non-Existent Problem
This columnist argues in this opinion piece that Warren Buffett's entry into the world of federal tax policy has brought forth nothing but bad ideas based on flawed information and misleading demagoguery. Let’s review the record.
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Raise Taxes On Rich To Reward True Job Creators
In this opinion piece, a venture capitalist makes a case for raising taxes on the rich to benefit the true job creators: the middle class.
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Council On Education Appoints 2012 Chair
Carolynn Tomin brings expertise as a financial planning educator to council.
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Curian Capital Appoints New Vice President Of Practice Management Group

Keith Johnson to enhance educational and marketing resources for financial advisors.

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