The big box stores selling generic versions of them and while they can be kind of pricy at about $20/each I like that there is no cord so a person or child can't get caught or hurt on one.

(It could start as a generic question without an address.) 

Generic questions tend to get generic answers. 

Never would of guessed there would be so much discussion.Sure I spent the last couple days reading through them and most responses were pretty generic.  

If you are looking for something generic, check out investor carrot.  

Alienate them and you may have a problem on your hands.The generic "Do you have income and how much" type of question is a safer approach.It's so easy these days to put yourself in the cross hairs of a discrimination suit without even realizing you did anything "wrong". 

They may continue with a generic Wall St 401k in the business (or not) and rollover the Solo 401k and any non-traditional assets to an IRA at that point.A point to keep in mind is that if you have multiple businesses, they are looked at as one by the IRS and Department of Labor when considering retirement plan benefits.  

DO NOT USE a generic lease that you found from a Google search.  

When rejecting you always avoid giving a reason and simply send a generic rejection unless your state law dictates otherwise.

Your account goes under review which is why you can't communicate but they still want you to honor standing reservations and then will shut your account down in a less than user friendly with a generic email that doesn't exactly explain much of anything.