washington u.s. house representatives vote thursday repeal labor department rule aim protect retirement savers profit-hungry broke largely symbolic move president barack obama threaten veto obama administration early april release rule set fiduciary standard financial broke sell retirement products require put clients best interest ahead bottom line republican political leaders financial industry respond try override legislation say comply would expensive broke would result high cost retirement advice many americans could afford also say rule take account laws regulations financial advice thursday vote 234 favor 183 oppose split along party line democrats say fiduciary rule would protect families pay high fee obama administration take consideration industry concern draft rule bureaucrats washington d.c. business get financial planner obama administration fiduciary rule say house speaker paul ryan statement vote obamacare financial plan senate would take pass version resolution congress would send combine bill obama sign law obama make clear would happen statement issue wednesday say final labor department rule reflect extensive feedback industry advocate members congress streamline reduce compliance burden ensure continue access advice rule follow long path fruition first propose 2010 year late labor department oversee retirement plan rescind face enormous industry backlash house vote repeal u.s. retirement rule obama threaten veto