You may be encouraged to invest in your retirement plan when markets are headed up, but how do you react when markets are down? If market volatility makes you panic and stop contributing, you may actually be missing out on investment opportunities that could help you meet your long-term savings goals.
There are hundreds of ways to stretch your budget when money is tight, from cutting back on luxuries to shopping for bargains. Below are tips and reminders to help you do that.
Managing Market Fluctuations
Attend one of these webinars hosted by Manulife Financial, to learn what drives market swings, what you need to know when investing and how to manage your risk. Thinking ahead about your strategy will help you decide what to do – or not do.
Sessions run on different dates and times starting Thursday, April 9th.
Whether you’re working or retired, an interruption in your income can cause stress
and hardship. Fortunately, there are measures you can take to cope with the
financial stress resulting from a layoff, furlough, strike...
When markets go down, our instincts tell us we should do something. We are inclined to panic and sell our investments or stop contributing altogether. But is that the best approach?
A financial planner helps clients make choices about what to do with their money, property, and other assets. Most financial planners are experts in certain areas ...
This presentation was shared at our recent Financial Fitness seminar. Have a look. It provides a comprehensive overview of the types of plans and investments you might want to think about.