Washington, we have a problem
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oh like the conspiracy that Hillary got the questions before the debate
or that the mass media newpapers prop her up.
or that moderators have been out to get her opponents
or that her team and soros create astro turf groups like fake catholic groups to cause trouble in our institutions.
that she has contempt for tax paying americans
we saw today that she and her team despise Catholics and evangelicals.
I mean after this wikileaks stuff is out... what part of the vast right wing conspiracy has turned out not be accurate?
It now apparent the democrat drones (non sanders voters) were the ones keeping the facts out with their tin foil hats.
or that the mass media newpapers prop her up.
or that moderators have been out to get her opponents
or that her team and soros create astro turf groups like fake catholic groups to cause trouble in our institutions.
that she has contempt for tax paying americans
we saw today that she and her team despise Catholics and evangelicals.
I mean after this wikileaks stuff is out... what part of the vast right wing conspiracy has turned out not be accurate?
It now apparent the democrat drones (non sanders voters) were the ones keeping the facts out with their tin foil hats.
How the new 'fiduciary' rule will actually affect you
Changes are ahead for your investments and your IRA.
Darla Mercado | @darla_mercado
1 Hour AgoCNBC.com
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A new rule is about to shake up your retirement accounts and the relationship you have with your advisor.
On April 10, 2017, the Department of Labor, the federal agency that oversees retirement plans, enables its so-called fiduciary regulation.
Starting on that date, broker-dealers and financial advisors will be required to provide advice that is in your best interest. It may seem surprising that wasn't always the case, yet the White House Council of Economic Advisers says conflicts of interest by investment advisors leads to $17 billion in lost income every year for most savers.
Retirement accounts are a big business for advisors, broker-dealers and the institutions that hold and invest your savings. As of the end of the second quarter in 2016, IRA assets totaled $7.53 trillion, according to the Investment Company Institute.
"The Department of Labor has done what the Securities and Exchange Commission is unable to do: create an enforceable best interest standard and rein in conflicts that aren't in the best interest of the investor," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Washington, D.C.-based Consumer Federation of America....
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/13/how-the-new-fiduciary-rule-will-actually-affect-you.html
Changes are ahead for your investments and your IRA.
Darla Mercado | @darla_mercado
1 Hour AgoCNBC.com
COMMENTSJoin the Discussion
Comstock Images | Getty Images
A new rule is about to shake up your retirement accounts and the relationship you have with your advisor.
On April 10, 2017, the Department of Labor, the federal agency that oversees retirement plans, enables its so-called fiduciary regulation.
Starting on that date, broker-dealers and financial advisors will be required to provide advice that is in your best interest. It may seem surprising that wasn't always the case, yet the White House Council of Economic Advisers says conflicts of interest by investment advisors leads to $17 billion in lost income every year for most savers.
Retirement accounts are a big business for advisors, broker-dealers and the institutions that hold and invest your savings. As of the end of the second quarter in 2016, IRA assets totaled $7.53 trillion, according to the Investment Company Institute.
"The Department of Labor has done what the Securities and Exchange Commission is unable to do: create an enforceable best interest standard and rein in conflicts that aren't in the best interest of the investor," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Washington, D.C.-based Consumer Federation of America....
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/13/how-the-new-fiduciary-rule-will-actually-affect-you.html