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  • The tax savings are often seen more as a way "to stretch their charity dollar," and not as a major factor in deciding whether or not to give, says Perry Moore of Payne Wealth Partners in Evansville, Ind., an investment-adviser firm that manages about $300 million.

    News for Brokers, Wealth Managers and Their Clients Thomas Coyle 2011

  • The Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates investment-adviser firms with at least $25 million in assets under management, doesn't track alleged frauds by the age of the victim.

    Boomers Wearing Bull's-Eyes Kelly Greene 2011

  • I have rarely seen a brokerage account that doesn't cost two to three times more than an investment-adviser relationship, when all expenses are considered.

    Phyllis Borzi Is on to Something Important for Investors 2011

  • The SEC's Investment Adviser Public Disclosure website , meanwhile, collects investment-adviser registration statements that give information about advisers' employment and regulatory histories.

    Checking Up on Your Adviser Mary Pilon 2011

  • State and federal investment-adviser laws generally apply to financial planners, whose services typically include providing advice about securities, according to the study.

    Consumer Issues on Financial Planners Remain, Says GAO Suzanne Barlyn 2011

  • The rise will allow Mr. Borg to add three employees to handle the investment-adviser work being outsourced by Washington.

    In Alabama, Beware the Borg Jean Eaglesham 2011

  • Justice Alito said judges owed deference to the fee-setting decisions made by mutual-fund boards when "a board's process for negotiating and reviewing investment-adviser compensation is robust."

    High Court Revives Case on Mutual-Fund Fees Brent Kendall 2010

  • Justice Alito said judges owed deference to the fee-setting decisions made by mutual-fund boards when "a board's process for negotiating and reviewing investment-adviser compensation is robust."

    High Court Revives Case on Mutual-Fund Fees Brent Kendall 2010

  • Justice Alito said judges owed deference to the fee-setting decisions made by mutual-fund boards when "a board's process for negotiating and reviewing investment-adviser compensation is robust."

    High Court Revives Case on Mutual-Fund Fees Brent Kendall 2010

  • Justice Alito said judges owed deference to the fee-setting decisions made by mutual-fund boards when "a board's process for negotiating and reviewing investment-adviser compensation is robust."

    High Court Revives Case on Mutual-Fund Fees Brent Kendall 2010

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