The table is finally set on Capitol Hill with the drawn-out election process resulting in a divided Congress. But there is one issue that impacts tens of millions of Americans that doesn’t rest with the question of which party controls the House or Senate – and that is the bi-partisan matter of preserving and protecting the integrity and stability of our nation’s financial markets.
More than half of all Americans invest in the stock market in one manner or another for retirement and life’s other financial milestones – through 401(k) plans, IRAs, corporate and public pension programs and ABLE programs. For these investors, returns are not measured by political party but by the financial balance in their monthly account statements.
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