Investment advice from the experts
and treat recommendations to keep changing your portfolio with caution, as changes are costly.
Whatever you invest in, buy shares with potential. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to how an investment will perform in the future. Seek the advice of a professional.
Find out about any charges that apply and penalties that will be incurred if you change an investment.
Younger people can afford to take risks while older people close to retirement need to be more cautious.
Gimmicks emerge from time to time, but are based on greed. Avoid them!
your investments geographically as well as according to investment type. The better the spread, the less the risk.
Enjoy your health, your family and your friends. Time is far more precious than money, so don't let the state of the stock market rule your life.
Remember, each time you make a change to your portfolio, charges are incurred.
Nobody can predict with any certainty what is going to happen tomorrow.
If you don't understand investments, appoint an adviser, but this does not mean that you abdicate your responsibility.
A well-informed investor has better control of his or her future.
, you may want to change the beneficiaries nominated in your policies, your retirement funds or your will. You and your beneficiaries must make sure the company where you have your retirement fund always has your most recent details. Advise them immediately of any change of address, telephone number and similar details.