What is the best question you have ever been asked by a perspective client? (it should not be related to fees, returns, or even your designations)

About to send out 167 emails to clients to remind them what Morgan Housel said: "If you want to do better as an investor, the single most powerful thing you can do is increase your time horizon. Time is the most powerful force in investing."

Crazy protest has started forming outside of Atrium Healths new Wake Forest School of Medicine. Protestors are wondering why they do not have a GSI (Guaranteed Standard Issue) Program available for residents.

#TaxTwitter What are the implications if you buy a building, depreciate it and then decide to donate the building?

This is a new one...

Which president is going to eliminate the need for me to type my email in when unsubscribing to emails?

Can’t think of a time where someone asked, “What if the stock market reaches new all time highs?” Yet here we are…

Would you sell a rental property if you had a 30-year fixed interest rate under 4%? If it was cash flow positive? With zero vacancy periods over the last two years? Rising rents?

Is every bank a relationship bank? Can anyone explain how this helps the consumer?

There is a house on every street in our neighborhood that looks like this. It’s a revolving door of small businesses at work. What would convince you that the economy is doing well?

Client reactions are noticeable different when you describe their returns in $ instead of %. 20% does not have the same feeling as being up $100,000.

A friend forwarded me an investment idea he received. The third sentence of the e-mail was how he "might" invest in it and he is going to be charging hedge fund like fees to the opportunity to invest (2% management fee and 20% of the profits). Greed is blinding - if you just