The Financial Planning Coalition has fired the latest volley in the battle over the Department of Labor’s proposed fiduciary rule.
And while it’s already been made clear that Congressional Republicans, portions of the financial industry, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce may be firmly opposed to the proposed rule, that doesn’t mean that everyone hates it.
In fact, some groups positively love it—and we’re not talking about consumer advocates here. At least not per se.
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