Consumer Alert: What to Expect When the DOL Conflict Rule Goes Into Effect

Retirement Investing Fiduciary Rule

Because of the Department of Labor's new conflict of interest rule set to take effect on June 9, workers and retirees will be legally entitled to retirement investment advice that serves their best interests, regardless of who provides that advice or how they choose to pay for it. >> Learn more from Consumer Federation of America

: Written by Barbara Roper, Consumer Federation of America; Category: Blog; Published: 07 June 2017

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Written by Administrator2 | January 14, 2014
To minimize interest charges, limit credit card purchases to those you can pay off in full at the end of the month. In the end you'll have more for emergency savings. http://ow.ly/FJyVP

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