It’s never too late to get started. Asset allocation is not a one-time event as it’s a lifelong process of remeasurement and fine-tuning. At a time when adults are living longer and getting less income benefits from “safer” investments, it might be time to consider adjusting to the 120 Rule of Thumb.
There has been no evidence-based graphic championed by the United States government to provide general guidelines for Americans to successfully invest for retirement. If I were to offer a Healthy Investing Pyramid, here’s what it would look like.
One of the biggest mistakes people can make when it comes to their investments is letting fear dictate decisions. Here’s why you have to stay in the market to see gains in your portfolio.
If you have ever wondered why your mutual fund isn’t earning more money, you may not have to look further than the fees you pay.
Connecting interest rate change to the value of your portfolio. Rising interest rates typically results in lower bond prices and vice versa – picture it as a seesaw in motion.
When the stock market starts falling, many people reach their pain threshold given sudden short term losses. While this fear may seem appropriate, it turns out that less than one in five corrections actually turn into a bear market