As a result, there are many loopholes or gaps in the law that allowed--that were that allowed individuals to avoid fiduciary status and provide conflicted investment advice that cost our Nation's workers and retirees $17 billion each year.
Waters highlights the financial impact of loopholes in investment advice regulations on retirees.
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