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Tom Sosnoff shares six questions every investor should be asking their money manager right now—and what the right answers actually look like. From how AI should be lowering your fees and building smarter portfolios, to covered call strategies that chip away at your cost basis, these aren't softballs. The sixth question is basically a litmus test, and a lot of advisors quietly fail it. If you've never pushed your money manager this hard, start here. In 2026, nothing is more important than doing your due diligence for your financial future. Tom Sosnoff has been on a mission to democratize knowledge about wealth creation, and here he's showing you how to demand more transparency, accountability, and fiduciary responsibility from the people managing your money.
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0:00 Tom Sosnoff introduces the 6 questions to ask your investment advisor
0:36 Question 1- Does your firm support all asset classes
0:55 Question 2- How is your firm using AI to lower fees
1:23 Question 3- How will you reduce my cost basis
1:41 Question 4- How do you manage portfolio risk beyond diversification
1:52 Question 5- How do you project returns vs. risk-free rates
2:04 Question 6- Do you manage your own money
In 2026, the bar for what a money manager should deliver has never been higher—yet most clients have passively signed paperwork without asking a single hard question. The gap between a good advisor and a bad one can cost you years of compounding returns, and fees that AI could already be reducing are still quietly draining your portfolio. AI is reshaping how portfolios get built and how much they cost, and advisors who can't keep up are a liability you're paying for. The people you trust with your future should have real skin in the game, understand options mechanics, and actively think about reducing your cost basis—that's not a bonus, it's the job. Your power is in asking hard questions. When you do, you raise the standard for everyone.
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