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The Most Likely Outcomes of the DOL’s Fiduciary Proposal, Take 2

Back in January, we asked NAPA Net readers to share their opinions on the most likely outcome of the Labor Department’s fiduciary reproposal.

In the six months since then, we’ve gotten a chance to evaluate the proposed rule, and comments have been rolling in to the DOL. Soon the DOL will hold hearings to gather additional insights on the proposal and suggestions for enhancements and changes.

So, this week — ahead of the next step in the regulatory review process, but having had some time to consider the matter — we’d like to know: What do you now think will be the most likely outcome(s) of the fiduciary reproposal?

We’ve got some starting points — but feel free to write in your own, and vote on the most likely outcome of the fiduciary reproposal here.

How it Works

You’ll be given two options from which to choose — pick one, or add one of your own choosing to the poll. Can’t decide between the lesser of two evils (or goods?) There’s an option for that as well. Then you’ll get two more to vote on, and so on. Vote as often as you’d like — and you can also check in and see which ideas are topping the list.

And while we’ve given you a list to start with, feel free to add your own (or post them in the comments below, and we’ll do that for you)! We’ll post the results next week.

WARNING: This can be addictive!

Got something more to say about the proposal and/or its prospects? Post it in the comments below or, if you’d prefer to do so anonymously, you can do so at https://www.research.net/s/fiduciaryprop2.

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