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Advisers Who Use Social Media Gain More Revenue

By Michelle A. Samaad

While it may be unclear if the two are connected, some financial advisers that use social media professionally are seeing higher revenue growth and larger client bases compared to advisers that do not use the network channels.

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January 17, 2011

Conrad Not Seeking Re-election

Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad announced today he won't seek another term next year.

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January 17, 2011

Massachusetts Decision Throws Shadow Over Foreclosure Issue

Clearing foreclosed homes out of the nation's overall real estate market got a little bit more uncertain last week when the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled against two banks in related foreclosure cases.

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January 17, 2011

CU Members Economic Confidence Slides, Discover Survey Says

A survey conducted by the Discover card brand has reported that the increased economic confidence that credit union members have shown in previous surveys has vanished.

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January 17, 2011

North Carolina's SECU Responds to Brokerage Account Complaint

A case involving a widow who opened up a brokerage account with the defunct, CU-formed XCU Capital LLC, its shell later bought by State Employees' Credit Union, is in the middle of a regulator and legal quagmire.

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January 17, 2011

Obama Orders Review of Regulations That Impede Job Growth

President Obama announced that he is ordering all federal departments and independent agencies to review all existing regulations to ensure they don't stifle economic growth.

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January 17, 2011

First Wave of Boomers Bringing Less to Retirement

Baby boomers said they are entering retirement with on average 12% fewer assets today than they had four years ago, according to a Cogent Research study.

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January 17, 2011

Pentagon Federal Suffers Security Breach

An unknown number of members of the almost $15 billion Pentagon Federal Credit Union may be at risk of identity theft after the CU experienced a security breach, according to CU correspondence.

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Advisers Who Use Social Media Gain More Revenue

Halleck Says Members See Branches as Key to Convenience

CUSO Touts Core Conversions, Signing

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News Stories

Conrad Not Seeking Re-election

Massachusetts Decision Throws Shadow Over Foreclosure Issue

CU Members Economic Confidence Slides, Discover Survey Says

North Carolina's SECU Responds to Brokerage Account Complaint

Obama Orders Review of Regulations That Impede Job Growth

First Wave of Boomers Bringing Less to Retirement

Pentagon Federal Suffers Security Breach