“The fiduciary rule isn’t likely the No. 1 thing plan sponsors are thinking about because it doesn’t affect them as much as it does the providers.”
“We are incredibly efficient in how we acquire customers.”
“The fiduciary rule isn’t likely the No. 1 thing plan sponsors are thinking about because it doesn’t affect them as much as it does the providers.”
“We are incredibly efficient in how we acquire customers.”
Suleman Din is technology editor of American Banker and Financial Planning. Follow him on Twitter at @sulemandn.
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