January 24, 2008
Setting the Table
Into every New Year, a new investment strategy must fall, to mangle a phrase.
Gone are the parties, the lampshade wearing celebrations, the half-hearted promises to do better this year.
Now, only the serious survive.
If you've been thinking about investing some of your money for
retirement, a wonderful trip, or educational goals, you might get
motivated by thinking of the reward as a lovely dinner.
But before you eat, you have to set the table.
Are you a risk taker by nature? The larger overall returns of the stock market may be for you.
A little more conservative? The changeable yet manageable nature of mutual funds could be your ticket to increased earnings.
Totally averse to risk? Almost all banks will offer wonderful rates on CDs, IRAs and other types of accounts.
Sit down with some paper and a pencil today, sketching out all you
want to achieve over the next few years of your life. Which ones
require money to get off the ground? How can your personal investing
style help them get off the ground not tomorrow but today?
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