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Posted onJanuary 20, 2012 - 2:52 pm by Admin | 0 Comments

Investments need time to grow. Effective asset allocation advisors will never recommend concentrating on aggressive investments to the exclusion of secure ones. When planning how to retire, consider that a premature death may require a premature termination of a portfolio. Estate sales are one result of an incomplete time to allow investment money to grow. The family's immediate need for cash has preempted the financial plan. Assets must be sold for pennies on the dollar. There is no time left to consider a 'best time' to sell to obtain the 'best return.'

Investments Range from Conservative to Aggressive

Conservative investments tend to be secure. The possibility of losing investment capital is low, but the possibility of making a great return is also low. Aggressive investments have a high chance of losing the original capital, but the opportunity for grand returns makes the risk worthwhile.

The Age of the Investor in Important

Young investors have the time to react to a bad investment. They can hold it to allow a recovery from one bad year, or sell it and invest in something different that may give a better return. This makes aggressive investments ideal for the young investor. As one approaches retirement, the portfolio should shift from the more aggressive investments to more conservative ones. The time to recover from a bad investment is running out. As the date approaches, begin planning how to retire, to spend the values gained during a lifetime of successful investing. It is time to conserve the estate that has been accumulated.


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