WSJ/OPINION JOURNAL, 11/29/2009 - Labor strips workers of financial guidance. With very little media or public attention, the Obama Administration recently suspended a Bush-era rule to let employees get financial guidance from the advisers managing their 401(k) investments. The provision was designed to give average investors access to the kind of personal financial advice that is typically a privilege of the wealthy. Instead, they are likely to get no guidance at all. Read more at Opinion Journal...
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
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