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New Fiduciary Rule Ahead
The main theme of the DOL’s new rule proposal is in alignment with other regulators—the SEC and FINRA in particular—but the agency is not surrendering its jurisdiction over tax-qualified retirement plans.
Reported by John Manganaro
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