Two political conventions later, anyone looking for a concise view of either party's practical plans for issues relating to the retirement industry — may still find themselves looking.
With the focus instead shifted on today's economic troubles and continued unemployment, the 2012 election seems like it will not be focused on long-term issues, to the frustration of those whose work depends on charting the long-term investment success for institutional clients.
In the meantime, Wells Fargo Advisors has some practical advice: Even if the politicians can't do it, focus on the future for your own clients and do your best to block out the short-term chaos and "election noise," as literal or figurative as it may be.
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