I've always been amazed how the larger investment firms get away with blatantly anti-consumer behavior. Obviously they have deep pockets to lobby Congress in addition to advertising heavily during Sunday's televised golf match. I know some very good investment brokers, but I have no idea why they choose to stay in that culture. This video has a funny spin on highlighting the differences between fiduciary advice and advice that is not necessarily in the client's best interest but deemed 'suitable.' It's worth a 5-minute break in your day.
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