Your client is a long - term investor, willing to
invest at least a portion in stocks.
Several Putnam Funds
invest at least a portion of their assets in U.S. Treasury securities.
On the other hand, more than 90 % also said that they want their investments to continue to grow in retirement, which suggests they realize they need to
invest at least a portion of their savings in stocks.
Kiplinger — The record of Fidelity's stock mutual funds makes a strong case that you should
invest at least a portion of your money in some of its superior active funds.
Even if you're a total couch potato investor, I'd advise
investing at least a portion into whatever you think will benefit from all currencies devaluing.
So it's probably best to
invest at least a portion of your wealth in common stocks, and just accept the risk of short - term losses.
Consider
investing at least a portion of your money in an electronically traded index fund, which holds many stocks.
Since retirements can last for many years, should you consider
investing at least a portion of your portfolio in assets geared toward long - term growth?
It makes sense to
invest at least some portion of savings in the right equity / equity - related mutual funds.
Not exact matches
Even if you've been
investing on your own for years, knowing that an annuity can guarantee
at least a
portion of your retirement income might give you some peace of mind.
Impact
investing offers foundations the opportunity to align
at least a
portion of their investment portfolios with their charitable objectives.»
Because the Fund may
invest at least a significant
portion of its assets in companies in a specific region, including Europe, the Fund is subject to greater risks of adverse developments in that region and / or the surrounding regions than a fund that is more broadly diversified geographically.
Every investor should have
at least a
portion of their portfolio
invested in a core bond fund.
My personal belief is that everyone should give it some serious consideration and see whether it makes sense to
invest at least a small
portion of your portfolio in peer to peer loans due to the benefits discussed above.
Doesn't it make more sense to
invest this way with
at least a
portion of your portfolio?
Even if you've been
investing on your own for years, knowing that an annuity can guarantee
at least a
portion of your retirement income might give you some peace of mind.
It generally
invests in
at least three foreign countries, and,
at times, may
invest a substantial
portion of its assets in a single foreign country.
If that happens to a jumbo loan borrower (who has
at least $ 417,000
invested in the home, because that is where conforming loan limits end and jumbo loan limits start), then having a larger
portion of the mortgage paid off can reduce his risk of getting himself into that negative equity situation.
It generally
invests in
at least three emerging countries, and,
at times, may
invest a substantial
portion of its assets in a single emerging country.
Get a substantial
portion of your equity exposure
invested (
at least 30 - 50 %) right away so you'll have the opportunity to participate in the gains, and then space out your subsequent purchases over time.
But if you want a decent shot
at your nest egg supporting you for 30 or more years, you'll need to
invest a
least a modest
portion of your savings in stocks.
At the very
least if your employer offers to match a
portion of your investment aim to
invest enough to earn the company match.