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  • Christopher Carosa, CTFA posted an update in the group Compliance 9 years, 1 month ago

    Is it far for the government to offer a retirement product not in the sole interest of retirement savers? Especially since they’re on the record of exposing industry players who do the opposite. Well, this is reminiscent of that age old question: Who regulates the regulators?
    [bpfb_link url=’http://www.benefitspro.com/2015/11/25/does-myra-breach-fiduciary-duty?eNL=565605bb140ba05550f6c235&utm_source=BPro_RetirementAdvisorPro&utm_medium=EMC-Email_editorial&utm_campaign=11262015&_LID=175252534′ title=’Does myRA breach fiduciary duty? | BenefitsPro’ image=’http://media.benefitspro.com/benefitspro/article/2015/11/25/businessmenblackandwhitegetty.jpg’]Any financial professional who did what the government wants to do with its myRA program would be sued for malpractice.[/bpfb_link]

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