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Benefits Think Scone: DOL fee disclosure proposal step in right direction
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Benefits Think DOL fiduciary proposal neglects several hidden fees
Commentary: There are other much larger and offensive holes in the current disclosure that are more deceptive and allow more conflict of interest than DOLs proposed BICE.
