The DOL’s new Rule both discourages and permits continued conflicts-of-interest.
Posts From Christopher Carosa, CTFA
Compliance how-to, fiduciary confusion, and more investing common sense.
Each of these is dripping with overtones from the lessons of behavioral finance.
Regressing to the Retirement Plan Mean, Mapping the Brave New Fiduciary World, and is your Risk out of Date?
Absent any objective definition of âexcessiveâ and âreasonable,â does the Conflict-of-Interest Rule have any real meaning, or is it merely another potentially lucrative cash-flow stream for class action attorneys courtesy of your friendly neighborhood government regulator?
Policy Insanity, Now the Real Fiduciary Questions, and Back to Investing Basics
He says it doesn’t pass the basic smell test, and that’s just warming up…
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Any regulation that requires 10 pages of explanation for every page of regulation is bound to have something good, something not-quite-good-enough, and something not-so-good.
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State-Run Mayhem, Fiduciary Second Thoughts, and Honest Investment Warnings.