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  1. How to Spot Con Men Before They Spot You

    Doug Shadel of the AARP provides a detailed outline of common scams and tactics con men use, reasons investors fall for them, and tips so that you don't become a victim of financial fraud yourself.

  2. Key Metrics for Money Market Funds

    With the SEC dismissing a plan to reform the money fund industry, Morningstar's Eric Jacobson examines potential risks as well as focus points for investors going forward.

  3. What Would Reform Mean for Your Money Market Fund?

    Morningstar's Christine Benz and Miriam Sjoblom debrief investors on the floating NAV, capital buffer, and redemption restriction proposals for money market funds.

  4. Fund Fees on Trial: Our Report from the Courtroom

    Morningstar's Ryan Leggio reports on the Supreme Court justices' questions during oral arguments in the Jones v Harris case and how they may be leaning.

  1. Next Up for SEC's Champ? Money Fund Reforms, Valuation Guidance

    Norm Champ has been on the job as Director of the Division of Investment Management at the Securities and Exchange Commission for eight months and a lot of mutual fund executives are nervously waiting for the SEC has in store for the industry in 2013 and beyond.

  2. SEC idea for harmonization a 'disaster' for advisers, says industry advocate

    The Securities and Exchange Commission may move ahead with "harmonization" of broker and investment-adviser rules before deciding whether to propse a rule that would raise investment-advice standards for brokers. That is creating concern in the adviser community.

  3. SEC Seeking More Data on Uniform Fiduciary Standard

    The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday called for more information from industry members and other stakeholders about the potential impact of its proposal to apply a uniform fiduciary standard of care to broker-dealers and investment advisors who provide advice to retail customers.

  4. SEC Not Deterred by Supreme Court's Fraud Ruling

    At the outset, the U.S. Supreme Court's latest ruling against the Securities and Exchange Commission-that there is a five-year limit on bringing fraud claims- may sound like a victory for mutual funds and their advisors.

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