OPPapers.com Essay Index >> Business >> Investing Strategies By Age
We have many free term papers and essays on Investing Strategies By Age. We also have a wide variety of research papers and book reports available to you for free. You can browse our collection of term papers or use our search engine.
Investing strategies by age. Investing Strategies Pre-Career (16-25) – During
this investment period in my life my goal is to have ...
... two way relation Practicing the Information Age Scanning and ... Forming a vision about
future: investing in developing ... reasons; the way IT strategies are created ...
... are some of the most effective retention strategies in use ... Investing in our people
can help us attract qualified prospects ... Offer retirement-age workers part ...
... organization and providing some basic strategies for developing ... below 15 years of
age from employment ... Businessmen interested in investing in the country are ...
... I am in, I plan on working until the age of 65 ... base it against what money I could
make investing my money ... My current investment strategies involve mutual funds ...
Submitted by nighty11 on May 30, 2005
Category: Business
Words: 1109 | Pages: 5
Views: 195
Popularity Rank: 54,234
Average Member Grade: N/A (Add a Comment / Grade this Paper)
Investing Strategies
Pre-Career (16-25) – During this investment period in my life my goal is to have safety of principal while still receiving income. This is a very low risk portfolio strategy. Income will most likely be low because I will hopefully be enrolled in a post secondary education and graduate school. During this time I will be taking very minimal risks by investing in securities such as; T-bills, Canada, government and corporate bonds, stalwarts (blue chips), preferred shares, and possibly two or three small cap stocks in order to diversify my portfolio as well as incorporate some risk into it as well. Blue-chip stocks are very reliable and low risk because they are large companies with millions of assets and a great investment for this stage of my life.
Early Years (25-35) – This time in my life will hopefully be one where I am able to spend a proportion of my income on investing in order to grow my portfolio. Hopefully at this point of my life I will have a high paying job after graduate school and will have income to spend. Although cash would be tight when attempting to raise and support a family, the portfolio must be balanced as well. Therefore, having money equally spread out between bonds, blue-chip stocks, and small caps would be the best scenario to grow my portfolio as well as keeping the risk at moderate degree. I would focus on all five types of stocks that I have previously researched; yet I will still have less money in speculative and potential turnaround because the risk is quite high.
Establishment Year (35-55) – This is a very important investing stage in my life because I will have the money to be able to invest freely as well as be quite aggressive in the way I invest. The securities that I will most likely invest in are moderate to high-risk securities that can profit in high return. Investing in a few specified bonds for my possible child’s education and for safety of principle. As well as some...
You must Login to view the entire paper.
If you are not a member yet, Sign Up for free!