by Jessica Karmasek | August 29, 2017The survey, conducted by Harper Polling one month after the rule’s June 9 initial compliance deadline, shows “significant disruption” to the marketplace, according to FSR.

WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) – While full implementation of the U.S. Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule may be delayed, some argue the rule already is harming retirement savers and financial professionals.

The Financial Services Roundtable, an advocacy organization for the nation’s financial services industry, polled 600 financial advisers from July 7-12.

The survey, conducted by Harper Polling one month after the rule’s June 9 initial compliance deadline, shows “significant disruption” to the marketplace, according to FSR.
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