Morning Memo
Wealth Management Morning Memo

AUGUST 12, 2020

COLLEGE PLANNING

Repaying College Loans in a Pandemic

While CARES Act relief ends Sept. 30, there are other ways to minimize or even eliminate the college debt burden.

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EQUITIES

Active Managers Had Worst Stumble in Two Years Last Month

In the best July for the S&P 500 in 10 years, only 28% of actively-managed large-cap funds beat their benchmarks, the worst showing in two years.

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New Research: State of Marketing

See insights from nearly 7,000 senior marketers in this new report.

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PEOPLE

Q&A: What Brought Tricia Rothschild Back to WealthTech

New Apex Clearing President Tricia Rothschild discusses Robinhood, robos and the move away from products and toward client services in wealth management.

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INSURANCE

Maryland Enacts New Elective Share Law

Increased life insurance planning opportunities for states that have adopted the augmented estate concept.

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Preparing Clients for Any Market Scenario

With the rise of digital advice and regulatory scrutiny driving an increased demand for transparency, today’s advisors face unique challenges in client acquisition and retention.

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The Daily Brief

PEOPLE

Another TD Ameritrade Exec Departs, Joins LPL

Scott Belous moves from TD Ameritrade's retail brokerage to lead LPL Financial's efforts to improve the end user experience.

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REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE

Interactive Brokers Hit with $38M in Fines

FINRA, the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission fined Interactive Brokers for failing to properly support its own anti-money laundering program.

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