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I agree completely.

first you're wagering whether it will or won't pass, then you're wagering whether there will be an administration change and whether a different administration will feel differently about things or a dozen other external factors so enough coin flipping already, which was the point of the quote in the post above, no one knows the future. So go ahead and play a potential tax change, but that's hard enough just by itself.
[Post edited by `lag at 07/17/2018 1:20PM]

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Posted: 07/17/2018 at 1:19PM

Question, if financial planner wants to charge a small fee as a % of stock -- hokienole 07/17/2018 12:11PM

Typically sliding scale based on value of assets under management ** -- 133743Hokie 07/17/2018 1:14PM

0%: I don't charge myself anything. ** -- Hokie360 07/17/2018 12:44PM

Financial Beliefs You Might Not Like -- `lag 07/17/2018 12:29PM

I recently did an analysis for my DIL on a Roth IRA. The difference in the -- Galenahokie 07/17/2018 3:21PM

It doesn't seem like much, especially when inflation was 6% -- `lag 07/17/2018 5:00PM

If I was a betting man, would put my money on the market going up -- EDGEMAN 07/17/2018 12:57PM

Unless you are netflix ** -- fordham 07/17/2018 1:53PM

LOL! Point taken. ** -- EDGEMAN 07/17/2018 1:55PM

Nothing is permanent. ** -- 48zip 07/17/2018 1:00PM

Agree with the technical point, but buy now, sell shortly after... -- `lag 07/17/2018 1:11PM

Nobody knows what is going to happen to Congress. Want to put a small bet -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:14PM

I agree completely. -- `lag 07/17/2018 1:19PM

I hate it when we agree 'lag ;). Sorry I misunderstood. My wife says it -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:20PM

Again, I'll clarify that it 60 votes in the Senate to beat a filibuster. -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:17PM

We can't go political. You make a statement, and I'm going to make one. -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 12:59PM

Guess you should move your money to bonds. -- EDGEMAN 07/17/2018 1:07PM

I'm in 100% stocks, my friend. But, that trade wars going to hit revenues. -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:08PM

I'll note that bonds are going to get hit with interest rate increases. -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:11PM

Plus 10000%, if the financial planner was so awesome... -- HokieForever 07/17/2018 12:45PM

Better rule -- RTFC 07/17/2018 2:06PM

Read an article a long time ago: buy 8 stocks is enough to diversify... -- `lag 07/17/2018 1:03PM

5 basis points, as in .05%. No financial planner. Fidelity low priced -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 12:13PM

Where a financial planner adds value is showing how to reduce taxes, -- RoswellGAHokie 07/17/2018 12:33PM

Isn't that something you can Google yourself? r/financialindpendence, or -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:07PM

When I’m on the verge of retirement, I intend to use a financial planner. -- RoswellGAHokie 07/17/2018 1:15PM

Right, but that's a fee, right? not a percentage of your assets. -- `lag 07/17/2018 3:09PM

Managed our investments until I retired. We interviewed 3 financial -- 133743Hokie 07/17/2018 1:30PM

Oh, agreed 1000%. However, those avenues are filled with CPAs. Like I -- CochraneResident 07/17/2018 1:19PM

I agree completely.

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