If you think good investment advice is only for the rich, you’re not alone. Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) of investing Americans believe that those with more money are able to get better financial advice than those with less money. Further, more than a quarter (26 percent) state that it takes at least $100,000 to get [...]
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February 20th, 2010
Good Investment Advice: Only For The Rich?
Posted in Investments 
Tags: Adequate Research, American Investors, Financial Advice, Financial Advisors, Guesswork, Investment Advice, Investment Decisions, Investment Funds, Investment Opportunity, Investment Portfolio, Minimum Account Balance, Money Masters, New Survey, Professional Advice, Respondents, Retirement Corporation, Scarcity, Survey Finds That, Transaction Fees, Wrong Decisions
Tags: Adequate Research, American Investors, Financial Advice, Financial Advisors, Guesswork, Investment Advice, Investment Decisions, Investment Funds, Investment Opportunity, Investment Portfolio, Minimum Account Balance, Money Masters, New Survey, Professional Advice, Respondents, Retirement Corporation, Scarcity, Survey Finds That, Transaction Fees, Wrong DecisionsJanuary 15th, 2010
Bigger Fund Managers Are Not Necessarily Better
Posted in Investing Tags: Artemis, Boutiques, Brand Managers, Dalton, Duds, Financial Advisers, Fund Management, Fund Managers, Investment Funds, Investment Houses, Last Quarter, Neptune, Private Investors, Rathbone, Retail Clients, Rivals, Share Prices, Specialist Areas, Top Performer, Unit Trusts
Tags: Artemis, Boutiques, Brand Managers, Dalton, Duds, Financial Advisers, Fund Management, Fund Managers, Investment Funds, Investment Houses, Last Quarter, Neptune, Private Investors, Rathbone, Retail Clients, Rivals, Share Prices, Specialist Areas, Top Performer, Unit TrustsWhen it comes to selecting top-performing investment funds and unit trusts the bigger brand is not necessarily better. Choosing the wrong fund by investing with big brand fund managers could cost investors dearly.
Many investors are deluded into thinking that buying from a big brand fund manager will in some way protect them against selecting [...]
December 29th, 2009
What Is Your Investment Style?
Posted in Investments Tags: Aggressive Investor, Aggressive Investors, Common Stocks, Conservative Investments, Conservative Investor, Conservative Investors, Financial Goals, Initial Investment, Investment Funds, Investment Style, Investment Styles, Many Different Types, Risk Investments, Risk Tolerance, Saving For Retirement, Savings Account, Short Term Money Market, Stock Market, Stocks And Bonds, Term Money
Tags: Aggressive Investor, Aggressive Investors, Common Stocks, Conservative Investments, Conservative Investor, Conservative Investors, Financial Goals, Initial Investment, Investment Funds, Investment Style, Investment Styles, Many Different Types, Risk Investments, Risk Tolerance, Saving For Retirement, Savings Account, Short Term Money Market, Stock Market, Stocks And Bonds, Term MoneyKnowing what your risk tolerance and investment style are will help you choose investments more wisely. While there are many different types of investments that one can make, there are really only three specific investment styles and those three styles tie in with your risk tolerance. The three investment styles are conservative, moderate, and [...]