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Not sure if I'll have the same luck this year tho.
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I didn't understand half of what you say lol. Well I got the general idea but some terms are foreign to me.G-Man wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 8:29 pmWhile this really sucks for investors who work through a small independent-esque agent (like my wife's uncle), the rule was a bit unfeasible for the large, corporate brokers who package funds together in bulk options. Everyone is unique, so few if any funds can really be purchased in anyone's best interest. Most people (myself included) aren't focused enough on the investment world to invest their money on their own/ Even if they were, t how would companies handle matching retirement funds? You can't just give it to people in their paycheck and expect them to invest it themselves and the costs would be too high to pump it into an individual plan instead of a group plan. I for one would not invest with the brokerage firm my company has their plan through. I only withhold enough to maximize the company match and fund my Roth IRA elsewhere.Dragon D. Luffy wrote: ↑Sat Mar 17, 2018 8:16 am http://thehill.com/regulation/court-bat ... ciary-rule
So moral of the story: don't trust people who want to help you invest your money, if their salary is paid by someone other than you.