UBS is the latest brokerage being charged for deceptive trading practices. The company agreed to pay a $54 million settlement, $18 million of which will go back to wronged customers.
UBS is the latest brokerage being charged for deceptive trading practices. The company agreed to pay a $54 million settlement, $18 million of which will go back to wronged customers.
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8:04 am (reply)
This reminds me of a book that came out several years ago called “Wealth Building,” by David Reich (I think). Anyway, he recommended using ONLY the big brokerage firms because of their honesty. Looks like that advice was wrong.