Jun. 20, 2018
Jun 20, 2018 Securities and Exchange Commission To the and Exchange Commission, The Govenment encourages folks of all ages to save more and advises that Social Security may be broken or broken and that further savings is encouraged. Yet the same government including the SEC fails to keep the financial advisors and the various "banks" from honestly advising its customers that they may well and most likely are putting their finacial interest ahead of their clients and the good citizens trying to follow the rules. The prior proposed rule withdrawn by Trump administration was a start in the right direction. At least make those finacial entities come clean and prominently and clearly advise that they have no fiduciary obligation to put the clients' interest ahead of their own. Sure they should be allowed a fee for services but at least be upfront about how they may do that. The more folks can't trust who they deal with the further in trouble our way of governing becomes at risk for perhaps severe repercussions and even further distrust. You they SEC can start improving that image and reality. Thanks for considering, W. O. Strong Sincerely, Mr. William Strong