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Risk Management Planning

Studies show that it's more important for investors to select the correct asset mix than to choose the best individual stocks or bonds.

While the financial markets offer enormous opportunities for investment growth, they also add a degree of risk. By allocating your investment portfolio among different asset classes (known as asset allocation), you may be able to reduce risk while still maintaining your desired return.

Once you have selected an appropriate asset allocation strategy suited to your goals, time horizon and investment personality, you can turn your attention to diversifying among specific mutual funds or securities that will fill each allocation category.

A Dearborn & Creggs financial representative can help you choose both strategies and strategists most suitable for your objectives and risk tolerance.