Advisors shrug off potential government shutdown

Investment advisors are shrugging off a potential government shutdown this weekend. “We’ve been through this song and dance before,” said Noah Damsky, co-founder of Marina Wealth Advisors. “It feels like déjà vu. This is what they do every time.” Lawmakers in Washington are once again at loggerheads over the federal budget....

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Berkshire engineering firm gets reprieve in 401(k) lawsuit

An engineering conglomerate owned by Berkshire Hathaway just won an initial victory in a lawsuit brought against the company over its 401(k) plan. The company, Marmon Holdings, was sued last year in a proposed class action filed by law firm Capozzi Adler, which has brought numerous excessive-fee cases against 401(k)...

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‘Cash Flow King’ podcast host charged with running $11M Ponzi scheme

The SEC has charged a podcast host for allegedly running a Ponzi scheme which claimed to offer low-risk, high-return promissory notes purportedly collateralized by first mortgages on homes located throughout Ohio. Matthew Motil is the host of ‘The Cash Flow King’ podcast and the regulator says that he used this...

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Edward Jones picks up experienced $289M advisor from Charles Schwab

Edward Jones has a new advisor utilizing its technology capabilities and home office support in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Financial advisor Andrew Furste joins the firm from Charles Schwab where he spent 14 years and managed more than $289 million in client assets. He previously served in the U.S. Military. “Edward Jones...

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Why government shutdown risk is good news for the greenback

The greenback is once more proving it’s the only haven that matters. Treasuries are cratering — and sending other bond markets down — as a looming shutdown underscores the potential that US fiscal profligacy will spur issuance. With the Federal Reserve determined to keep interest rates higher for longer, investors...

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