By now, you're probably tired of reading articles about the DOL's new Conflict-of-Interest (aka "fiduciary") rule. Well, here's the good news. If you've made it this far into the piece, you might just discover an advantage those bored with the story will miss out on.
But first, a real-life lesson in politics. Twenty-five years ago – 1991 – happened to be a very important year in my life. I got married. I earned my MBA. And I was elected to serve on my local town board (the youngest person ever voted in for the position, in case you're interested).
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