Today’s top story: What retirement savers need to know about Trump’s action on the advisor rule. Also in the news: Using your emergency fund to pay off debt, breaking up with your bank, and what to do if the IRS breaks the rules.
What Trump’s Action on Advisor Rule Means for Retirement Savers
The fiduciary rule is now in question.
Emergency Funds: Should You Use Yours to Pay Down Debt?
Making a tough decision.
Sean Talks Money: Don’t Cling to a Bank You Don’t Love
Breaking up with your bank.
Know your rights if the IRS breaks the rules
Taxpayers have rights, too.
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Today’s top story: 4 steps to managing your parents’ bank accounts. Also in the news: How banks boost overdrafts by counting big debits first, how to determine whether to pay down debt or save for retirement, and mistakes to avoid when choosing a financial advisor. 
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