We hold these fiduciaries to be self-evident… This is not the beginning of the end, it is the end of the beginning…
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“There is no upside for an employer doing everything perfectly with their retirement plan. The downside risk, however, can be huge. It’s a risk that just isn’t worth the employer taking.”
The DOL’s new Rule both discourages and permits continued conflicts-of-interest.
Each of these is dripping with overtones from the lessons of behavioral finance.
Absent any objective definition of ‘excessive’ and ‘reasonable,’ 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
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Is it the end of the fiduciary era? Does fuzzy math hurt retirement savers? Does risk trump age?