Sometimes meeting with a client can be like sitting down to a Thanksgiving dinner with relatives who are determined to rant about politics. With a Biden-Trump rematch shaping up for November’s elections, clients aren’t just quizzing their advisors about potential investing and tax implications, they’re also outright venting. That puts advisors, who may or may not agree with their clients, in an awkward position. Usually they want to move on to the portfolio review, the financial plan update and other areas where they can be of service. So what’s the key to changing the topic? For this week’s Barron’s Advisor Big Q, we…
