By: Jack Waymire | November 20, 2009 | Conflicts of Interest, The Politicians
The Department of Labor recently withdrew a new rule that would have allowed financial advisors, who acknowledge they are fiduciaries and work for fees, to give advice to 401k participants.
As Jason Roberts, an attorney at Reish and Reicher, said, “It seems like someone in Congress gave the DOL an order to stand down.” In my opinion, Wall Street [...]
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By: Jack Waymire | July 3, 2009 | Bad Products & Services
Target date mutual funds are popular products because they are easy for investors to understand. All investors have to do is select a fund based on their projected retirement date. This simple sounding product is a popular alternative in thousands of 401k plans.
Do they work as represented? Not exactly! As the stock market plummeted the past couple of [...]
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