Not exact matches
He opened The Index House, a private investment firm based in Edmonton that allocates
clients»
money into passive products such as index - tracking ETFs.
Acorns is part of a trendy and growing industry of so - called robo - advisors, online - only financial advisors that steer
clients»
money into low - cost investments.
As Baron explained to me in 2011, his role as chief customer service officer involved reading customer - satisfaction surveys, calling
clients six months
into a new relationship, fixing any problems that arose and refunding
money to those who were unhappy.
Once you're past the startup stage, growth is all about getting more
clients and customers
into your sales pipeline in order to keep
money flowing in.
Many small - businesses have indicated that they are going to spend more in 2014, from putting more
money into online advertising to increasing product offerings, hiring additional employees or hitting the road to meet with
clients and potential customers face to face.
Wall Street firms collect
money from their
clients and, for a fee, facilitate the placement of that
money into global business.
I spend a lot of time talking
clients «off the ledge» when they'd like to move all of their
money into one outperforming asset class, place a large bet on hedging strategies for a pending correction they see coming or suddenly want to get out of the market altogether and «drop anchor» for fear of pending scary dives in the markets.
A tiny
client without
money to spend on services can quickly turn
into a massive one that is flush with cash.
The goal in my counsel, and that of my co-workers in the firm, is to have
clients understand what we have known all along: We are unable to predict the market's outcome, so don't fall
into the trap where you think you can make predictions or you'll ultimately increase the probability of losing
money.
For ages, certain advisors have bemoaned that too many
clients insist on putting their
money only
into four or five - star rated funds despite admonitions that the ratings are backward - looking.
I know first hand of one of the world's most celebrated wealth management companies that charges
clients roughly 1 % of assets each year, and then parks a great deal of the
money into S&P 500 index funds with expense ratios of 1 % to 1.25 % (compared to less than 0.10 % for an industry leader such as Vanguard).
In the bet, Buffett picked a Vanguard fund that tracks the S&P 500, while Protégé Partners, a firm that puts
clients»
money into funds made up of hedge funds, took the other side of the bet with five of its funds.
My
client wanted to increase his visibility in the concrete community but also increase his search rankings for a new site since he had just invested major
money into creating a new department focused on re / paving homeowners driveways.
So Mr. Roth has these
clients buying certificates of deposit from many different banks, slicing the sums
into small enough pieces for Uncle Sam to insure their
money while often raising their yield above 2 %.
Though financial advisors have converted plenty of wealthy tech founders and employees
into loyal
clients over the years, the largely young and male participants in the cryptocurrency gold rush seem decidedly uninterested in traditional banking and traditional
money management.
But experts say there are important things to look for before plunging your
client's
money into a cybersecurity ETF.
With its unique combination of investment industry expertise, unbiased research, and technology solutions, IW Financial helps industry professionals capitalize on growing investor demand by incorporating ESG factors
into investment platforms, products, and portfolios, adding value to the
money management process while strengthening
client relationships.
For many people who come
into sudden wealth, «the initial instinct is to spend the
money like it is going to last forever,» said Horrigan, a certified financial planner whose
clients include business owners, doctors and other types of wealthy individuals.
The success of Demandware relies heavily upon its ability to add new
clients, create new services to further integrate
clients into its system, and at some point make
money.
To achieve lofty sales goals, employees began opening fake accounts under
client names, and drafting small amounts of real
money from
client accounts to deposit
into these new «fake» bank accounts.
Speaking of padding pockets, Wells Fargo is in trouble again — this time for allegedly steering 401 (k) rollover
money into proprietary investments that don't meet suitability requirements for their
clients.
By gifting
money or unused postpartum hours
into this fund, our
clients who experience a stillbirth or infant loss during or after birth receive, at no cost to them:
For the past ten years, Michael Asante is alleged to have taken
monies ranging from five thousand to forty thousand Cedis to secure his unsuspecting
clients admission
into public universities and
into the security forces.
The 24 - page indictment largely reiterates the claims Mr. Bharara made last month: that Mr. Silver used his powerful position to steer wealthy developers with business before the state toward the law firm Goldberg and Iryami, and to funnel state
money into a cancer research center that encouraged
clients to retain the personal injury firm Weitz and Luxemburg — while the speaker received some $ 6 million in referral fees from both entities.
The SEC says Barry secretly sunk much of the
money into bad real estate deals, but also used some
client money to run a side business that sold «pornographic materials.»
Some of the data you have accumulated needs to be turned
into money, and the nick PhuckedUp is looking for
clients: «Legit PinCashier, Looking for Supliers, i cashout FCU, CU, Small Banks, with limit of 3k!
It's all just a trick to get more
money flowing
into their pockets at the expense of the
client.
For instance, if a
client has a staircase leading out the front door and she's experiencing
money troubles, I'll place a convex mirror to catch and scatter the energy back
into the house.
I often hear
clients say things like, «I can't afford to put
money into my house right now,» «I don't have the
money to throw away my furniture and start over,» «I don't believe in this enough to buy all these crystals and flutes and...»
We make
money only when our
clients make
money and we constantly reinvest our profits
into enhancing our systems.
An off - the - grid mystery woman using the online alias Anon (Amanda Seyfried) has figured out a way to hack
into the Ether, and she is charging big
money to shady
clients in return for wiping incriminating episodes from their visual record.
That's what Toronto career coach Caird Urquhart asks
clients contemplating such a move: «The day you turn
into a pumpkin is the day you run out of
money.»
Clients who got more
money, net of fees, from putting a given amount
into a GMWB than investing it otherwise; specifically due to the RRIF - matching part of the contract
Both story lines may have been factors, however, another reason for the 2008 «pain at the pump» was the flood of speculative
money into the commodities markets fueled by investment banks and their institutional
clients.
He says he typically puts a whopping 85 % of his
clients» equity
money into Canadian companies.
Fortunately, her
client also owns a house worth about $ 200,000 that she can tap
into as a last resort if she runs out of investment
money.
OBSI provides a non-binding compensation recommendation that takes
into consideration what a
client would have earned if their
money had been invested properly.
While most Canadian discount brokerages do impose a «transfer out» fee for
clients who ask to have their account transferred to another entity, ironically most brokerages are also willing to pay the transfer fee (of between $ 135 — $ 150) for
clients transferring
money into a new account.
For withdrawals or payments, for example, payments may be made out of the
client money account under your written directions or to pay off any obligations incurred by FXCM in connection with the transaction you have entered
into.
Our Joe Debtor, we call Joe Debtor, this is the average person that we deal with, our typical
client, that's just the name we made up for him, he's got
money problems and he's got these problems even before he gets
into debt.
When I manage RMDs for my
clients, I'll often move the
money from an IRA
into a taxable account, often one that is managed in a very similar, yet tax - efficient way.
So if I worked for a company, a large company, General Dynamics, has a 401 (k) plan, I'm putting my
money into that, but then I have a small consulting business and I have a few
clients on the side.
When I began managing people's
money, it added other dimensions: Working with
clients and their goals and emotions; putting recommendations
into practice, and the ongoing responsibility to adjust portfolios as markets and
clients» situations change.
David Polak, equity investment specialist at Capital Group, said that having spoken to a number of advisors and their
clients, he gets no sense of people pouring
money into equities and getting their «animal spirits» up.
Instead, WiseBanyan makes its
money through charging for services that
clients opt
into.
In terms of saving
money, the
client would be much better off placing $ 9.70 a week, through automatic payroll deductions,
into some form of savings account like a TFSA.
In the course of freelancing, she discovered that several
clients were after very similar things, and decided to start working on a side project that turned
into a startup idea, which she's poured a decent amount of
money into, mainly in the form of hiring temporary contract work (no other actual employees besides herself).
But instead of lowering their debt, the organization took the
money and let their
clients fall deeper
into debt.
Would you advise 50 - year - old, 60 - year - old
clients to cash out of a defined benefit pension plan and move
money into an IRA managed by your company?
In his weekend column, Rob Carrick pointed out that TD Waterhouse now allows
clients with a self - directed RRSP account to automatically wash the sale of US - listed stocks or ETFs
into the TD US$
Money Market Fund (TDB166).