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Department of Labor (DOL)
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The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is a cabinet-level federal agency that focuses on the welfare of American workers. It’s responsible for enforcing labor laws, promoting safe working conditions, and ensuring fair employment practices. The DOL also oversees programs related to unemployment benefits, job training, and workplace safety.
How to Avoid 401k Litigation Attorneys on June 9
On May 22, 2017, Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta confirmed something that we’ve argued since the DOL’s fiduciary rule…
Cost of ‘Conflicted’ Retirement Advice in Every State
The left-leaning Economic Policy Institute is throwing around big numbers in its analysis of the cost of conflicted…
Acosta to ‘Unwind’ Fiduciary Rule: WSJ
Fiduciary rule delay sparks debate as Acosta allows June 9 start while reviewing options before full enforcement in January.
‘Dilute’ the Fiduciary Rule, Get Sued: Aikin
One has to wonder if fiduciary rule advocate Blaine Aikin is smart or lucky. The firm he heads, Fi360,…
DOL Confirms June Fiduciary Date, Issues Enforcement Delay
On the same day Labor Secretary Acosta said there’s no legal basis for delaying the fiduciary rule’s implementation…
4 Important Ancillary Impacts of 401(k) Fiduciary Rule
Fi360’s Blaine Aikin took the stage on Sunday afternoon to kick off the firm’s annual conference in Nashville,…
Bureaucrat Borzi Blunt About Fiduciary, Fees, Fears
Phyllis Borzi fiduciary rule insights shared at Fi360, highlighting challenges, public engagement, and lasting impact on financial services.
In Music City, Fiduciary Takes Center Stage
Fiduciary powerhouse Fi360 kicks off its annual conference this weekend in Nashville with a who’s-who of industry dignitaries and experts.
Betterment for Business Banks on Fiduciary Boost
Betterment for Business, their defined contribution, who announced two high profile additions to their retirement 'Board of Advisors.'
Committee: 401k Fiduciary Rule ‘Hurts Those Intended to Help’
Washington Republicans continued their attacks Thursday on the fiduciary rule in its current form. The House subcommittee on…