Jun. 21, 2018
Jun 21, 2018 Securities and Exchange Commission To the and Exchange Commission, When Americans hire financial brokers or go to their local bankers and pay associated brokerage fees for their services, we expect that the financial brokers and bankers as well as other financial advisors are representing our individual best interests or the interests that we express, not theirs. We expect a sound fiduciary relationship to exist to protect and grow our hard earned assets so that we can provide for ourselves long after our working days are over. I'm counting on you to promulgate a stronger rule that closes the loophole that allows anything other than a strict, accountable, fiduciary relationship between financial advisors and their clients, who've worked hard to save for their kids' college education, homes, and yes, their retirement. You would expect no less, demand no less of your advisor. Please do not let millions of unsuspecting Americans down for we hope, we believe you are protecting us. Sincerely, Ms. Susan Sullivan