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Why it's not OK that NAPFA and FPA agree with FSI about relaxed accountability for holders of IRAs

There is no 'suitability' America and 'fiduciary' America

Author Guest Columnist Philip Chao April 2, 2012 at 3:59 AM
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Philip Chao: The fiduciary standard should not be reserved for the affluent America.


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