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Private-equity firms, the exclusive money managers overseeing $3 trillion worldwide for the wealthiest investors, are discovering a new type of client: ordinary people.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. , fighting a fraud lawsuit from U.S. regulators who accuse the company of misleading investors, is trying to persuade more Americans to trust the firm with their retirement funds.
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Retail investors turned the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s 348-point plunge yesterday into the biggest trading day of the year at Vanguard Group Inc., the largest U.S. provider of stock and bond mutual funds.
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Wall Street employees, who dispense financial advice to individuals and companies, aren’t following a basic investing tenet with their own money: diversification.
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Lawmakers concerned that Americans may outlive their savings are looking at ways to make the money last through retirement.
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It should be easier for employers to include annuities in their retirement plans because Americans are at risk of outliving their savings, insurers told Labor and Treasury department officials today.
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Charles Schwab Corp., looking to tap into the increasing popularity of passively managed funds, is offering sponsors of 401(k) retirement plans a package of low- cost mutual funds that track a market index.
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Almost half of U.S. companies that reduced or suspended their contributions to employee retirement plans during the recession haven’t restored them, according to Towers Watson & Co .
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