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Garrett again battles for DOL rule 

Sheryl Garrett

Sheryl Garrett, founder of the Garrett Planning Network, got a shout-out from President Obama in 2015 when he introduced a Department of Labor fiduciary rule. Now she’s joining the fight to support the Biden administration’s proposal.

The last time Sheryl Garrett attended a White House rollout of a proposal to raise investment advice standards for rollovers, she became one of the stars of the show.  

When President Barack Obama announced the Department of Labor’s proposal in 2015, Garrett was in the crowd at an aud

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