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You can use Jack Bogle's investing strategy and keep a socially responsible focus

The traditional S&P 500 index fund may not work for you if you want to invest with environmental or social causes in mind. But themed index funds might be worth a second look.

4 years ago

Advisors create a game plan to prepare clients for this retirement expense

With premiums skyrocketing on insurance policies designed to cover long-term-care costs, financial advisors are turning to a variety of other options.

4 years ago

Beverly Hills could become first US city to prohibit sale of all tobacco products

The Beverly Hills City Council next Tuesday will consider a first-in-the-nation ban on all tobacco sales.

4 years ago

Amazon's drug push has one start-up cutting staff, selling pharmacies to help businesses compete

Nimble, a venture capital-backed start-up, wants to help thousands of independent pharmacies go digital.

4 years ago

Bermuda Spotlights Fintech Innovation at Consensus 2019

Financial Post | Bermuda Development Agency Release | May 15, 2019 NEW YORK — Bermuda highlighted its world-respected regulatory and legal framework for fintech business, as a delegation of government and industry experts returned for a second year to “Blockchain Week” in New York for Consensus 2019. Bermuda promoted its pioneering legal & regulatory framework

4 years ago

Kickstarter Fulfillment Tips for Board Games

Thinking of making a board game or tabletop game?

How about raising money for it on Kickstarter?

In today’s podcast episode, we explore how to actually go out there and do the ...


The post Kickstarter Fulfillment Tips for Board Games appeared first on Crowdfunding Success Tips.


4 years ago

IPO Lock-Up Period: What is it, and Why Does it Matter?

Also known as a “locked-up,” “lock-in,” or “lock-out” period, a lock-up period is the timeframe in which existing shareholders, such as corporate insiders, employees, owners, founders, and private investors, are prohibited from selling or redeeming their shares in a company … Continue reading

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Canadian fintech KOHO raises $42 million in Series B funding round

Koho Release | May 15, 2019 TORONTO, May 15, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- KOHO announced today that it has closed a $42 million fundraising round led by Portag3 Ventures (“Portag3”), including Greyhound Capital and other strategic investors. The announcement comes as KOHO, a fintech company that offers Canadians an alternative to their traditional banking experience,

4 years ago

Here's why Sens. Schumer and Sanders are wrong on stock buybacks

Two U.S. senators criticized $4 trillion in share buybacks from 2008 to 2017. It is important to understand this cash did not vaporize, nor did it benefit just a handful of people. Rather, it was used to positively impact the U.S. economy overall.

4 years ago

Advisors need to know the pros and cons of annuities

Annuities are a long-term play for both the client and the advisor. Think about these key considerations when you recommend a fixed, variable or indexed annuity to an investor.

4 years ago

2019 Disruptor 50: No. 14 Kabbage

Quick money for small businesses

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Energy-saving solutions let homeowners cut costs while helping the environment

New tools let you better monitor your home's water and energy usage, even when you're far from home.

4 years ago

Gay pilots? Muslim quarterbacks? There's a financial advisor focusing in on every niche customer

Only 15 percent of financial advisors specialize in niche clients but they account for a third of advisor assets. A look at five niche practice areas.

4 years ago

Fintech Fridays Episode 31: Blockchain Law with Jason Saltzman

NCFA Canada | May 14, 2019 JOIN US ON A STORYTELLING JOURNEY EVERY FRIDAY. Ep31-May 14:  Blockchain Law with Jason Saltzman About this episode: On this episode of the Fintech Friday's Podcast, our host Manseeb Khan sits down with Jason Saltzman partner at Gowlings WLG law firm. They chat about how to make your ICO

4 years ago

Wholesale importer: Our family business, like others, pays Trump's tariffs — not China

We are importers of Christmas decorations. The vast majority of the items we import are made in China. China is the only country that can produce many of the items we buy.

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