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Finance
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Investments should change with age
- At 56, Carol Ostroff is planning to retire in the next 10 years.
Her investments, which include a pension and an individual account, look very
different than they did in her forties and will change when she retires. Ms. Ostroff, a CPA in Santa Barbara, appears to be on the right track,
according to financial experts.Different ages call for different goals.
Future proofing your investments
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There are many ways to reduce the impact of different investment risks, but
the most effective way to deal with risk is to recognise and plan for it. With a
better understanding of investment risk, you can make a more informed investment
decision - accepting some risks and rejecting others. So how do you "future proof" your investments (be they your personal investment
portfolio or your self managed superannuation investments)?
What Is the best way to oversee your fund portfolio?
Not too many people probably give much thought to the question raised in this
article's title. In fact, few mutual fund investors may even be aware that at
least a little on-going watchfulness over your funds may be crucial, except
perhaps if you are still in your 20s (or maybe 30s) with too many other
seemingly more important things to consistently grab your attention.
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