A group at Bank of America manages $13.6 billion for individuals and institutions looking for timberland, farms, ranches, energy interests or real estate.
Giving by corporations, foundations and individuals declined an estimated 1.7% last year.
New Treasury regulations dealt a final blow to states' workarounds to the federal limit on deducting state and local taxes.
While municipal bankruptcies are rare, they're far more common in some states.
A survey shows economists expect just one quarter-point move in December.
Shortened life expectancy puts the focus on future survivor benefits.
If the president imposes levies on imports from China and Mexico, middle-earning households could end up paying almost $4,000 more.
Retail funds saw $3.2 billion in outflows in latest week, which was the biggest withdrawal since December.
Strategists are switching to more granular forecasts about what trade tensions will mean for specific stocks.
Long-term yields are heading below short-term yields, sending a recession warning.
Travelers can boost their status by taking advantage of unique partnerships among airlines, hotels and credit cards.
Stretch IRAs may be going away, but their spirit lives on in other tax-planning strategies.
They're exiting funds that focus on Chinese tech companies and shorting the S&P 500.
Fewer than one in 10 older adults can identify all four of the factors that determine how much a person can receive in benefits.
Instead of taxing a child's income as if it were the parents', a child's income is now taxed using the trust tax brackets.
Nuveen’s buying has occurred amid a rally in the debt of the bankrupt U.S. territory.
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