What the SEC’s new ‘best interest’ rule means for you

The SEC recently passed new regulations it says will ensure that brokers act in their clients' "best interest." But what does that mean for you? THE RULE Brokers and advisers must disclose information about fees, costs and potential conflicts of interest. THE ISSUE Consumer advocates have long argued for more rules to protect Americans seeking advice and other help ...

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What the SEC’s new ‘best interest’ rule means for you

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