By: Peter Regan | May 21, 2009 | Bad Financial Advice, Illegal Schemes & Scams
Bernie Madoff’s story has a familiar ring to it. He started out offering legal investments, but at some point the results were less than he or his clients would like. To keep from losing clients he would adjust his clients’ statements to show more assets than actually existed. At some point, he found it easier [...]
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By: Matthew Arndt, CFA, CPA, CFP | May 21, 2009 | Bad Financial Advice, Investment Performance, Wall Street Ethics, Who Can I Trust?
It is amazing that a bank can fail a stress test, be undercapitalized, and yet still impress shareholders. At least that is how it appears with the recent Bank of America (BAC) stock price rally. The share price of BAC has been on an upward tear following the announcement it will raise almost $13.5 billion [...]
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By: Amy Herrick | May 21, 2009 | Illegal Schemes & Scams
Another red flag is the creation of statements that when generated can only come from the sellers offices.
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By: Amy Herrick | May 21, 2009 | Financial Advisors
Only you can decide how to act on this information found.
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By: Amy Herrick | May 21, 2009 | Illegal Schemes & Scams
You may not realize you have an issue until you try to make a death claim on a policy that does not exist leaving your heirs in financial jeopardy.
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By: Amy Herrick | May 21, 2009 | Financial Advisors
If you ask them for their CRD# and they don’t know what it is, walk away!
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