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Are Index Funds Messing Up the Markets?
Some leading investing experts are warning that index funds could destabilize the financial markets. We weigh the evidence.
Beware Mutual-Fund Share-Class Fees
Two investors who buy into the same fund could end up with significantly different returns, thanks to a confusing array of share classes.
Dude, Where’s My Interest?
Glitch causes Ally Bank to miss interest payments to 5,000 of its retail CD customers.
Can I Deduct Losses on Investment Property?
If the property was acquired for investment purposes only, with the intention of incurring a profit and not used for personal purposes, then a loss would be deductible as a capital loss.
Caesars Looks Like a Risky Bet
Investors might want to steer clear of Caesars. Other gaming companies offer better gambling alternatives.
Be Wary of Brokers’ Giveaways
Inducements to open accounts can come with hidden costs. Expect the tax man to come calling.
Here’s Something You and Angelina Jolie May Have in Common
Insurers and other companies that fail to find the owners of dormant accounts or uncashed paychecks eventually turn those funds over to the state. But unclaimed-property laws vary from state to state, as does their success rates in reuniting owners with their money.
