The SEC must have been stung by accusations that they're not doing enough to keep advisors in line. They're actually going to start checking form ADV statements for errors and lies.
A high-rolling insurance agent who did some planning on the side told the IRS for five years in a row that he earned no commissions whatsoever. He's since been arrested.
Huge financial incentives for selling variable annuity products -- "suitable "or not -- have cost Raymond James close to $1.8 million, even though the client ended up making money on the advice.
Barney Frank has decided to retire at the end of his current term, but he's going to fight for his regulatory goals -- including, just maybe, keeping advisory firms under a SEC mandate.
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