Investments
Most people will discover that their investment objectives change throughout their lives. Capital appreciation may be more important for the young investor, but once they enter their golden years, that same investor may place a greater emphasis on income. Whatever your objective, knowing what investment options are out there is the first step.
As most successful investors may tell you, diversification is king. Having a diversified portfolio doesn’t necessarily mean just buying more than one stock. Investments that come from different sectors, styles, regions can help reduce unwanted risk.
Please contact your financial advisor on how one or more of these investments can help you get closer to achieving your financial success:
- Individual common stocks
- Preferred stocks
- Mutual funds
- Closed-end Funds (CEFs)
- Exchange traded Funds (ETFs)
- Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
- Corporate Bonds
- Government Bonds
- Tax-Free Municipals
- Certificate of Deposit (CDs)
- Unit Investment Trusts (UITs)
- Structured CDs
- Alternative Investments
