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it’s funny, my 401k provider has been emailing me three times a week about how amazing US stocks and bonds are for the past month.
they really want me to move my investments out of European and Asian markets.
Lol, are they a fiduciary? What they’re saying technically IS true, if you ignore the future and pay attention to the past
they were a fiduciary, but due to the recent changes to financial systems by the Trump administration it’s no longer required to be a fiduciary under certain circumstances.
Those are some red flags