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mdbl

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8. Yes I read that article with says....

Reply to itsrobert (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 13, 2016, 09:06 PM

Jun 2016

"If Hillary Clinton is elected president, she likely will pick up where the Obama administration leaves off on a Labor Department proposal to change investment advice standards for retirement accounts."

That doesn't sound definite to me. Now if it said Hillary WILL pick up where the Obama admin leaves off, it might carry some weight.

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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Retirement Plans [View all] mrr303am Jun 2016 OP

The people Hillary wants to protect. mrr303am Jun 2016 #1

Has Hillary Clinton officially stated she will not weaken this law about fiduciaries? mdbl Jun 2016 #2

Hillary supports DOL fiduciary rule. itsrobert Jun 2016 #3

Yes I read that article with says.... mdbl Jun 2016 #8

There used to be a time when you could simply put your money Lodestar Jun 2016 #4

And a mortgage rate would be 14 percent. itsrobert Jun 2016 #5

But funnily enough I could easily afford that mortgage fasttense Jun 2016 #6

That was giving too many people a fighting chance mdbl Jun 2016 #9

Do you really believe she's going to bite the hand that feeds her, Bill, Chelsea & her son-in-law? mrr303am Jun 2016 #7