FSI Applauds House’s Passage of the SECURE Act
Today, the Financial Services Institute (FSI) President & CEO Dale Brown released the following statement regarding the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act:
“We applaud the House for taking this important step to advance retirement security for Main Street Americans. Too many Americans have inadequate retirement savings, but the SECURE Act takes steps to address this crisis. It will help expand workplace retirement savings opportunities and allow individuals to save for retirement for as long as they are working. We urge the Senate to take up this critical legislation and pass it as soon as possible.”
About the Financial Services Institute (FSI): The Financial Services Institute (FSI) is the only organization advocating solely on behalf of independent financial advisors and independent financial services firms. Since 2004, through advocacy, education and public awareness, FSI has successfully promoted a more responsible regulatory environment for more than 100 independent financial services firm members and their 160,000+ affiliated financial advisors – which comprise over 60% of all producing registered representatives. We effect change through involvement in FINRA governance as well as constructive engagement in the regulatory and legislative processes, working to create a healthier regulatory environment for our members so they can provide affordable, objective advice to hard-working Main Street Americans. For more information, please visit financialservices.org.
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