Advisors Want Clients to Consider History When Assessing Election’s Aftermath

Published on November 5, 2024

For those clients worried about protracted litigation, civil unrest or even violence after the presidential vote, one rep advises they consider FDR’s mantra of having “nothing to fear except fear itself.”

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