Clementine
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Only 6% think Hillary would be better. And these are the ones who help people make smart money decisions and plan for their future, like college for children and retirement, etc. They know what keeps businesses afloat and what helps the economy. They know that Hillary is not good for the economy or personal finances. Hillary's idea is to have open borders, which means worldwide wealth redistribution. She is one that believes all money (except for her own and that of other tyrants) should go to government first and then get doled out as they see fit. That means no one will be financially secure.
“Regardless of the election’s outcome, financial advisors who responded to our survey made themselves abundantly clear as to who they believe is best-suited to set the country on a path to economic vitality,” stated President and CEO of Woodbridge Group of Companies Bob Shapiro in a press release. “Throughout the survey, we see the same economic themes repeated over and over again: job one for the new Administration has to be economic fixes.”
The survey found that financial advisors want the candidates to discuss the Fiduciary Rule, Dodd-Frank, and Social Security.
Seventy-eight percent of the respondents said that changing corporate tax rates would have a positive impact on the economy.
Results also suggest they want the new president to create jobs, curb inflation, and address national security issues as well as immigration."
Poll: 83 Percent of Financial Advisors Prefer Trump over Clinton - Breitbart
“Regardless of the election’s outcome, financial advisors who responded to our survey made themselves abundantly clear as to who they believe is best-suited to set the country on a path to economic vitality,” stated President and CEO of Woodbridge Group of Companies Bob Shapiro in a press release. “Throughout the survey, we see the same economic themes repeated over and over again: job one for the new Administration has to be economic fixes.”
The survey found that financial advisors want the candidates to discuss the Fiduciary Rule, Dodd-Frank, and Social Security.
Seventy-eight percent of the respondents said that changing corporate tax rates would have a positive impact on the economy.
Results also suggest they want the new president to create jobs, curb inflation, and address national security issues as well as immigration."
Poll: 83 Percent of Financial Advisors Prefer Trump over Clinton - Breitbart