DOL Fiduciary Rule

The long-awaited 60-day delay to the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule was made public late Tuesday.

The disloyal fishing for fees needs to end.

In her decision, Chief Judge Barbara M.G. Lynn said the plaintiffs’ motion did not pass the court’s four-part smell test.

Some firms are betting big on fees, yet nearly six in 10 commission-based investors say they'll likely ditch their firm if forced into a fee account.

SIFMA, FSI and others filed an injunction against the Dept. of Labor, arguing emergency relief is needed pending their appeal and the department’s review of the fiduciary rule.

Under the temporary policy, enforcement actions will not be taken if the applicability date of April 10 arrives before a delay.

The Insured Retirement Institute believes Congress should be the one to replace the DOL rule.

Thank the fiduciary rule for the slowdown in broker movement.

Three important reasons why investors should be working with a fiduciary.

The fiduciary rule shouldn't apply just to retirement accounts; it should apply to all investment accounts, no matter the size and type.