Regulatory collision course, the other side of the Fiduciary Rule, and investment strains.
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Even if a President Trump rescinds the DOL’s Conflict-of-Interest Rule, the spirit of the Rule may live on.
A new hope, the market strikes back, and the returns of fees.
The DOL’s Assistant Secretary reveals how she and her staffed learned from initial attempts and why it led to a much stronger Conflict-of-Interest Rule.
A signpost of hope, the other (Fiduciary) shoe, and an emperor unclothed.
Shotgun compliance, fiduciary naivete, and free markets trump high fees.
Fiduciary freedom, colleges getting schooled on fees, and the virtue of investing patience.
Dire prediction for Social Security, when it rains it pours (for fees), and two sides of the same investment coin.
“The SEC systematically failed to enforce for the past two decades, and now the DOL has by necessity forced the issue.”
FiduciaryNews.com Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 10/7/16
Bogle nails it (again), fiduciary changes marketing, and it changes how we view investing, too.