Based on my sense of the demographics of the board, I'll bet most here don't read Gawker. Nonetheless, I thought the board might be interested in the link below, in which Hamilton Nolan sums up the financial industry's opposition to proposed DOL rules that would make more investment advisors fiduciaries as "Financial Advisors Fight For Their Right to Rip You Off." Well put, and Nolan includes a link to Bogleheads as a place to find "better advice for free."
http://gawker.com/financial-advisors-fi ... 1590420692
Gawker Article Linking to Bogleheads
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Re: Gawker Article Linking to Bogleheads
thanks for the link. although i do wish he had spelled out bogleheads.org to leave more of an impression than the word "here."
reading the articles and comments makes me so relieved i found low fee index funds early on.
reading the articles and comments makes me so relieved i found low fee index funds early on.
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Re: Gawker Article Linking to Bogleheads
Nothing new in the article but most of the info seems to me pretty accurate.
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Re: Gawker Article Linking to Bogleheads
EDIT: I just realised this piece I linked to was in this article. My bad.
Although no mention of Bogleheads in this article, the NYT published a piece on this issue yesterday, too.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/13/your- ... years.html
Although no mention of Bogleheads in this article, the NYT published a piece on this issue yesterday, too.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/13/your- ... years.html
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