Month: August 2021

The CFP Board elected Daniel Moisand as its 2023 board chairman, the certifying and standard-setting organization announced today. A principal at Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo in Melbourne, Florida, Moisand is a 30-year industry veteran who has logged two decades on the board’s practice and standards, disciplinary and ethics committees. He has been a CFP Board board
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Dividends are payouts from companies that share their profits with their investors. They offer a regular source of income that can increase over time. This makes them particularly attractive for long-term investments, as well as for older investors, in particular those reaching retirement, or already retired. Even a small dividend yield can result in impressive
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Financial markets “are very well prepared” for the Federal Reserve to start tapering its massive asset-purchase program in the fall, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said, adding he’d want it to be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2022. “They’ve been expecting it, and they don’t really think asset purchases are
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There is a fierce debate among scholars about when exactly globalization began. Economic globalization is a historical process driven by the dual forces of innovation and technology. In the most general sense, globalization refers to the increasing integration of economies around the world. This heightened integration is the result of the movement of goods, services,
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Donald Trump entered July with a war chest of more than $100m from his 2021 political committees, raising more than other Republicans in online donations during the first half of this year, new federal campaign finance filings show. Trump’s enormous cash flow — unprecedented for a former president — has renewed speculation that he is
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The wealth management sector has seen a wide range of new technology in the operating environment combining the physical, digital and biological worlds. In this discussion, Financial Planning Editor-in-Chief Chana Schoenberger sits down with Koley Corte, senior vice president and global head of business transformation at Alliance Bernstein, Edward Jones Principal Zar Toolan and Stefan
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Shares of Boeing (NYSE:BA) are under pressure again, thanks to some more self-inflicted wounds with the recent halting of the 787 Dreamliner. Add renewed COVID-19 delta variant fears into the equation, and you’ve got the perfect formula for a falling knife of a stock. Today, shares of Boeing are bouncing back off its ominous July
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Sharing is Caring! via donsurber: Flashback: The ‘I just left the ER’ variant is multiplying on Twitter, warning people they’re back to getting crushed by COVID-19. It’s everywhere. UPDATE: I just left the er. I didn’t see a damn thing. And I’m a nurse. Stop scaring people. — Disenfranchised Texan (@texas_bourne) July 26, 2021 Related: Imagine If They Hadn’t
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BlockFi’s eventful 2021 has continued in the second half of the year as state regulators in the United States began to crack down on the company’s crypto interest-bearing accounts. The move likely marks another operational headache for the non-bank lender in a year of substantial fundraises and public listing plans interspaced by controversy and technical
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It has been more than six months since the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) directed banks to stop serving customers from the cryptocurrency industry. While the measure appears to have succeeded in removing crypto entities from the banking ecosystem, the policy has however led to the growth of peer-to-peer trading. ‘Central Bank of Nigeria’s Actions
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Another day, another accounting error… by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St  Ex-Merrill Trader Says Co-Workers in Spoof Trial Taught Him How, and an “accounting error” overstates silver in vaults by 1.2 billion ounces! FULL SHOW NOTES AND LINKS HERE Commit to tipping us monthly for our hard work creating high level, thought
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China’s central bank has urged further “rectification” of the country’s fintech sector, adding more pressure to tech groups besieged by intensifying regulatory scrutiny. The latest warning from Beijing, which did not name any companies, comes against a backdrop of strengthening headwinds for Chinese tech groups, equities markets and foreign investors in the world’s second-biggest economy.
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Given the sky-high valuations achieved by market newbies, it is fitting that their prospectuses achieve equally ridiculous bulk. US-listed ride-hailing apps Didi and Uber both bombarded would-be investors with about 400 pages of information. Paytm, listing in India, this month bested the duo with a 500-page “red herring”, as preliminary prospectuses are known. This is
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