Investments
When exploring the world of investments, it’s important to gain a broad perspective of the various types for a clear understanding of how each of them can work towards achieving your objectives. Each has its own investment characteristics which, when applied individually, may not be appropriate for your financial profile; however, when they are strategically combined in a portfolio, they can work in concert to meet your investment objectives within your risk parameters. It is, therefore, important to consider all investments in light of your specific objectives and risk tolerance.
Investments for Growth Stocks:
- Equity Mutual Funds
- Index Funds:
- Investments for Income
- Government Securities
- Corporate Bonds
- Bond mutual funds
- Bonds
- Common Stock
- Educational IRA
- Brokerage Accounts
- Traditional IRA
- Roth IRA
- SEP IRA
- Simple IRA
- Treasury Bills
- Government Securities
- Treasury Notes
- Variable Annuities
Financial Planning:
- Retirement Plans
- Tax Plans
- 401 (k) Planning
- 403 (b) Planning
- College Plans
- Estate Plans
- Money Management
- Money Purchasing Plans
- Profit Sharing Plans
Insurance:
- Life Insurance
- Long Term Care
All of these investments entail market risk which means there is always the possibility of selling an investment for less than its purchase price. Investors should fully understand their own tolerance for risk and should only consider investing as a long-term proposition. Market risk can be reduced through a well-conceived, broadly-diversified investment strategy consisting of multiple asset classes. Working together, we can help you identify your investment objectives and risk profile in order to create a customized, long-term investment plan.
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