What's Behind The Fiduciary Fight

    Our Perspective
    | June 6, 2018

    Smart Insights from Professional Advisers at Kiplinger.

    Although not making many headlines outside of the financial industry, President Trump has delayed the Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule from being implemented. The rule, which gives retirement investors a guarantee that their financial advisers are looking out for them, was set to go into effect on April 10, but now it’s in limbo.

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    Josh Levine

    Josh has been a member of the Telemus team since its inception in 2005. As a Partner and Senior Financial Life Advisor, Josh assists clients with strategy, financial planning, and holistic financial solutions. In addition to servicing clients, Josh is an integral part of the management team responsible for running the business of the firm.

    Josh Levine jlevine@telemus.com

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