A new rule for financial brokers came out saying that they must act in your “best interest.” But what does that even mean? Paul discusses why that rule is not as good as it sounds and how, in fact, most of the information from financial companies may not be as good as it sounds—much less in your “best interest.”
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Today, Paul brings an article that says, “If you’ve made these five money moves, you will likely have enough money in retirement.”
There are investment companies that will do anything to sell products to investors, even if that means lying about their products. Earlier
Paul and Evan talk about the unfortunate reality today that nothing on the internet may be as it seems and that professionals
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