Advice industry gets social during Clinton-Trump debate, talks taxes, economy

When Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took the stage Monday night at Hofstra University in New York, topics including taxes, the economy and jobs were big topics of conversation. Below are some of the reactions on Twitter from financial advice industry observers. Join in on the Twitter conversation during the next presidential debate on Sunday, Oct. 9 by using #INDebate16. Plus, tell us which candidate you think fared best. Which candidate won the first presidential debate?

@NelsoninNewYork @newsfromIN That caught my attention.

— Rick Kahler, MSFP (@RickKahler) September 27, 2016

Clinton: Trump not revealing what's in his tax returns. Says he's hiding something. Trump: Can't learn much from tax returns. #INDebate16

— Christina Nelson (@NelsoninNewYork) September 27, 2016

You don't learn that much from tax returns. @realDonaldTrump #INDebate16 #debates (Now that is a TOTAL LIE says this financial planner.)

— Carolyn McClanahan (@CarolynMcC) September 27, 2016

So true. I can learn so much about the details of a client's financial life from 1040 and schedules. #INDebate16 https://t.co/XuzRcS9RPN

— Jude Boudreaux CFP® (@HJudeBoudreaux) September 27, 2016

Clinton: I support repatriation of taxes from overseas. "Trump loophole" benefits his own family. Trickle down didn't work #INDebate16

— Christina Nelson (@NelsoninNewYork) September 27, 2016

#INDebate16 Trump: we are in a big fat ugly bubble. Blames the fed for not doing its job. pic.twitter.com/0yYsOL9yRp

— Mary Beth Franklin (@MBFretirepro) September 27, 2016

How do you bring jobs back? @realDonaldTrump says don't let the jobs leave. #deflection #INDebate16 #debates

— Carolyn McClanahan (@CarolynMcC) September 27, 2016

I would think that Trump would know as much as anybody about outsourcing jobs - many of his own products are made overseas #INDebate16

— Jude Boudreaux CFP® (@HJudeBoudreaux) September 27, 2016

Wow. The debate broke FactCheck. #indebate16 https://t.co/zqkwMYFb56

— John Waggoner (@JohnWaggoner) September 27, 2016

Neither @realDonaldTrump nor @HillaryClinton lands knock-out punch. Hillary wins on points but it won't move polls much. #INDebate16

— Mark Schoeff Jr. (@MarkSchoeff) September 27, 2016