Your Personal Advisor

Working with an investment advisor provides personalized financial guidance, expertise in navigating markets, tailored strategies, risk management, and peace of mind for investors.

Preparing for retirement is challenging. Investors often require help creating a plan to attain their aims. Many brokers, financial planners, retirement advisers, and others offer assistance. But with so many voices, who to trust? The Bellinson Group makes it easy to plan for retirement. Count on your personal investment advisor to give you candid advice so you can enjoy your golden years.

Preserve Your Wealth

To ensure that sure your money lasts, you need an accurate assessment of your current financial situation including your net worth and expected time horizon. These details help to figure out the ideal mix of stocks, bonds and cash to reach your long-term goals. One’s net worth is basically the value of one’s assets minus liabilities.

Expected Time Horizon

This is a commonly overlooked factor in wealth management and retirement planning. Mortality is a taboo subject in many cultures, but people need to understand how long they need their money to last.

Evaluating Goals

Having clearly defined financial goals are crucial for establishing and maintaining a solid investment strategy, especially during difficult markets. Financial goals can include generating cash flow to pay for travel and retirement expenses. It can mean growing capital to leave an inheritance or buy a property. Incorporating goals into an investment plan is key to optimizing asset allocation.

Balancing Risk Tolerance with Goals

Investors who think they should avoid short-term volatility sometimes overinvest in bonds or cash, which have poorer long-term returns than stocks. Others may forgo overseas investments for US stocks and bonds. This may raise the likelihood of not achieving their goals. Investing is a long-term process. Success requires patience and a cool head during volatile markets.

Market Volatility

Volatile markets are unsettling. Day-to-day fluctuations are natural. What’s important is an investor’s reaction. Instead of jumping in and out of the market to avoid volatility, which requires perfect timing, most investors should stick to a good investment strategy. Financial markets reward long-term investors who tolerate market volatility. Volatility is always present and doesn’t forecast returns or stock direction. In exchange for equities’ historically higher long-term growth potential, investors tolerate market volatility.

Time Horizon

Medical advances allow many to live longer than previously expected. Unfortunately, many investors misjudge their lifespan and deplete their retirement money too soon. Retirement age is less essential than money longevity. Time horizon is crucial in investing. Your spouse’s and possibly your dependents’ life expectancies should be included in calculations. Legacy and donation strategies should also be considered.

Inflation

Don’t ignore inflation. It reduces purchasing power and eats into investment returns. Annual inflation averages 3%. Based on this, someone who spends $50,000 for living expenditures will need $90,000 in 20 years and $120,000 in 30 years to preserve purchasing power. Ensure you are invested in sufficient equities and other assets with high long-term returns to ensure adequate growth.

Your Personal Advisor

Preserve Your Wealth

Expected Time Horizon

Evaluating Goals

Balancing Risk Tolerance with Goals

Market Volatility

Time Horizon

Inflation

Understand Your Financial Situation

Retirement Planning

Your Personal Advisor

Manage Your Estate

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