Delayed Retirement Advisor Rule Will Go Into Partial Effect, But Changes May Still Be Possible

Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times: Politics
Tue, 05/23/2017 - 5:50am

A controversial Obama-era rule for retirement advisors, delayed by a review ordered by President Trump because of strong Republican and financial industry opposition, will partially take effect next month, Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta said. But Acosta indicated he has problems with the rule...

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Delayed Retirement Advisor Rule Will Go Into Partial Effect, But Changes May Still Be Possible

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