Which Is More Useful: Stock Market Predictions Or A Financial Plan?

By Douglas Goldstein of Profile Perspectives

Director, Profile Investment Services, Ltd. • Jun 13, 2017 at 11:05 PM EDT

Lets explore what investors can do to protect themselves from a market crash. Should investors pay more attention to the analysts predictions of what might happen or their own financial goals and dreams?

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® and business analyst at CBS news, joins Doug Goldstein, CFP ® and cross-border financial advisor, to explore what investors can do to protect themselves from a market crash. Should investors pay more attention to the analysts predictions of what might happen or their own financial goals and dreams?

They discuss practical, easy-to-implement ideas like sticking to your game plan (financial plan), automatic rebalancing, and sticking to an appropriate risk level.

Audio Length - 00:23:49

For more information about how to have a financially stronger retirement, download a free copy of The Retirement Planning Book. Alternatively, call me on 02-624-2788 and let’s start talking about the best way to get income from your investments.

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Douglas Goldstein, co-author of Rich As A King: How the Wisdom of Chess Can Make You A Grandmaster of Investing, is an avid chess fan, international investment advisor and Certified Financial Planner (CFP®).

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