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An Individual Investor’s Revenge on Wall Street
Written on:November 17, 2011
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Millions of American investors lost many billions of dollars or more as a result of the 2008 mass housing and financial frauds. But very few people have taken the time to investigate why they lost money and what the U.S. financial services industry did to help create the crisis in the first place or prevent it from happening.
Read more...In category: Investing, Investment Abuses, Retirement
Tags:baby boomers , confllict of interest , fiduciary , financial reform
Tags:baby boomers , confllict of interest , fiduciary , financial reform
Financial Fraud Prosecutions Hit 20-Year Low: Study
Written on:November 17, 2011

Federal prosecutions fof certain financial crimes has reached a 20-year low, according to a new report from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University.
Read more...In category: Fiduciary
Tags:fiduciary , financial reform , Governance , mutual fund reform , transparency
Tags:fiduciary , financial reform , Governance , mutual fund reform , transparency
Age 80 is the New Retirement Age, Survey Says
Written on:November 17, 2011

The nation’s average retirement age is rising from 65 to 80, according to Wells Fargo & Co.
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