Absent any objective definition of âexcessiveâ and âreasonable,â 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?
He says it doesn’t pass the basic smell test, and that’s just warming up…
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Any regulation that requires 10 pages of explanation for every page of regulation is bound to have something good, something not-quite-good-enough, and something not-so-good.
Fiduciary 24/7; Hidden Fees; and the Bleeding Begins…
Without conflict-of-interest fees like 12b-1 fees and revenue sharing, the world becomes a lot simpler for 401k plan sponsors and a lot safer for plan participants.
Government fixin’s, Fiduciary High Noon, and Investment “Jack-in-the-Box.”
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