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Financial planners, watch your backs. Financial Engines, a retirement plan advisor co-founded by a Nobel Prize winner, completed an initial public offering Monday that blew the doors off the IPO market and affirmed investor belief in a business model that offers low-cost sophisticated retirement advice to individual investors.

Local school students packed the Eddie Lee Smith Multi-Purpose Building in Holly Springs recently to hear the experts talk about money matters.

AAA’s “Building a Sound Savings Strategy” videos on MonkeySee.com urge consumers to understand and use savings products appropriate to their financial goals ORLANDO, Fla., March 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — AAA — the largest paid-membership organization in North America — is offering consumers advice on constructing a sound savings strategy via a series of “how-to” videos available on the …

AAA’s “Building a Sound Savings Strategy” videos on MonkeySee.com urge consumers to understand and use savings products appropriate to their financial goals

NEW YORK — Shares of Financial Engines Inc.

Members of industry superannuation funds have exhibited strong reluctance towards paying more than $500 for financial advice, according to HESTA executive manager Debbie Blakey.

Shares of Financial Engines Inc. soared more than 40 percent in their market debut Tuesday, giving the portfolio manager and advisory firm the best first-day IPO performance so far this year.

Retirement plan advisory firm Financial Engines shares soar in IPO debut after raising $127M Initial public offering – Business – Pension – Financial Services – Financial Planning

Shares jump more than 30% after the provider of retirement research and advice prices an initial public offering above the expected range.

Shares of portfolio manager and advisory firm Financial Engines are soaring in their market debut Tuesday. Financial Engines Inc. was the first company since late November to price shares of its initial public offering above expectations, raising $127.2 million late Monday.