Understanding Your Investing Style

Whether you’re a growth investor, value investor, or mix of both fundamental investing styles, your portfolio allocations and strategies are not “set it and forget it” ventures. Each new year affords us a chance to revisit basic investing concepts we often take for granted. Understanding the emotional and financial reasoning behind your investing habits can help you structure a healthy, diversified portfolio to support your long-term financial goals.

These articles may make your investment journey a smoother one. 

How to Maintain a Long-term Approach to Investing

By: Kevin Casteel, CFP®, Financial Planner
Tempted to push the sell button during market volatility? Rethink your goals instead. 
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‘Growth’ or ‘Value’: Which Style Is Best for Your Portfolio?

By: Matt Schmitt, CFA®, Portfolio Manager
Sound portfolio management often is based on a mix of both fundamental investment styles. 
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5 Benefits of an Organized Financial Life

By: Guy Hockerman, CFP®, Financial Planning Manager
Organizing your assets and liabilities benefits you now and your loved ones in the future. 
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