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The House Republicans introduced a disclosure-driven alternative to fiduciary rule. Here's what it looks like and how it differs from the DOL rule.

GOP representatives today introduced a bill to overturn the DOL fiduciary rule, a day before the rule's effective date.

A bill that changes major parts of Dodd-Frank passed the House -- but the 'Financial Choice Act' might not pass in the Senate.

Some employers mistakenly think the fiduciary rule won't affect how they administer retirement plans, since they're already fiduciaries -- but there's plenty of gray area where plan sponsors might get into trouble, say compliance experts.

The DOL may seem like its targeting service providers, but the true intent is to protect employee investors, and that means plan sponsors are on the hook, too.

Love or hate the DOL fiduciary rule, research over the past few years has documented serious problems with how Americans get financial advice.

Retirement planning has changed drastically over the last fifty years, and workers options continue to evolve year after year. Here are 6 trends that will affect retirement saving in the years to come.

The SEC is seeking comment on a laundry list of issues to inform 'possible future actions' by the agency on fiduciary duty rulemaking.