Brian Kelly, Resident Financial Planner
@BrianKelly1
“Every investment dollar should have a purpose, and should be invested according to that purpose. “
In other words, your investment decisions should be based on the time horizon and the liquidity needs for the goal. Short-term goals need more liquidity and less risk than longer-term goals.
Erik Carter, Senior Resident Financial Planner
@ErikCarter
There are three important universal rules to follow when it comes to investing:
1) Make sure your investment mix matches your risk tolerance.
2) Minimize your fees and other costs.
3) Stick to your plan regardless through thick and thin.
Here are some simple, lost cost ways to do that.
Dmitriy Fomichenko, President, Sense Financial
@dfomichenko
Don't put all your eggs in one basket. You need to diversify your investments to lower the risk. The allocation of your assets can also change depending on your age, income, and other factors, so be sure to make adjustments along the way.
Larry McClanahan, Financial Advisor
@LarryMcClanahan
"Buy low, sell high." Easy to say, hard to consistently implement.
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