On the recordSeptember 9, 2015
We want to see them protected. The reason we are concerned about this rule is it may give them less protection than they have in the current marketplace.
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congress.govWe want to see them protected. The reason we are concerned about this rule is it may give them less protection than they have in the current marketplace.
Messer expresses concern that the new rule may reduce protections for low-income investors.
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