Jun. 20, 2018
Jun 20, 2018 Securities and Exchange Commission To the and Exchange Commission, Dear SEC Members, It's important to restore the Fiduciary rule for investment advisers, to assure that everyone gets advice with the purpose of helping them, not driving up the advisor's fees and commissions. Retirement funds are already in short supply for a huge number of Americans, whereas banks, investment firms, and financial advisors are doing quite well. My step-son is a financial adviser who is also a Christian, and he has made it a standard part of his practice both as a matter of his faith and his business, to include a statement of his fiduciary responsibility to every client. Please restore the requirement that every financial advisor, wherever they may work, has to sign and abide by a fiduciary statement to their clients, every client. Americans who've worked hard for their money and wish to invest it, or who are saving for retirement or for their children or grandchildren, deserve to get financial advice appropriate to their age, condition, and goals. Sincerely yours, Nell Wetzel Sincerely, Mrs. Nell Wetzel