Some Investors Are Missing Out on Higher Yields—and Don’t Know It

With a “cash sweep,” brokerage firms automatically put non-invested client assets into a low-income bank-deposit program.

More People Bank With Companies That Hold Their 401(K)s

Many brokerages now offer features similar to a standard checking account, but pay significantly higher interest.

Rich Customers Pull Money From Banks Offering Paltry Interest Rates

Market finance Wealth-management shifting client deposits to higher-yielding Treasury and money-market funds

As the U.S. Gets Older, Some ETFs Bet on Aging in Place

Many thematic funds are focused on companies that help senior citizens who want to stay in…

Pricing of Stock Trades Varies Widely Among Popular Brokers, Study Finds

Updated Sept. 16, 2022 5:33 am ET Listen to article (2 minutes) Brokerages aren’t created equal…

Shares fall as banks give quarterly updates

US stocks fell for the start of the week as investors contemplate another set of earnings…

UBS Promotes Khan, Hires Hassan for US Wealth Push

UBS Group AG designated Iqbal Khan The sole head of wealth management and the other co-head…

Charles Schwab pays $186 million in regulatory settlement over robo-advisory business

WASHINGTON—Charles Schwab & Company Inc. will pay more than $186 million to settle a regulatory investigation…

Ending Payments for Order Flows: Where’s Easier

Is it possible to put a restriction on payment for an order flow without placing a…

WSJ News Exclusive | SEC closes on rules that could reshape stock market operations

WASHINGTON – The Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to propose major changes to the plumbing…