Is Trump Going to Mess With Your Investments? Seven Tips
'Watching your accounts closely over the next 72 hours may increase your anxiety, but it's unlikely to increase your returns.'
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Financial planner Timothy LaPean is watching a wave of fear and confusion sweep over clients after Donald Trump's stunning election as U.S. president.
They aren't just freaking out about their investments. In a sign of the impact of Trump's victory on those who didn't vote for the Republican, the Minneapolis-based certified financial planner says he's also fielding calls from clients who are women or members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community that go straight to their personal safety.