
Fixed interest & cash
Cash, short-term deposits and bonds.
Every investor has different goals — the key to achieving them is finding the right balance.
To make the most of investing, you'll need to have an investment plan. You should build this plan around your life goals. For example, if you want to obtain a regular flow of income from your investments, you will take a very different approach from someone who wants a large lump sum of money at a certain point in the future. You must also factor in your attitude to risk (which should vary according to your stage of life).
Every investment strategy and investment portfolio is individually tailored to suit the specific and individual needs of our clients.
As an independent financial Planner, I can help you create an investment plan by considering your investable assets, your current income and outgoings, and what you want to achieve in life.
An investment portfolio is the assets held by an investor. Our investment options are made up of different combinations of asset classes. Understanding their characteristics can help you make wise investment decisions when it comes to your super or pension.
Asset classes are broken into two categories — defensive and growth
→ Defensive assets have a lower potential rate of return over the long-term but are also generally less volatile and have less potential to lose value than growth assets.
→ Growth assets have the potential to earn a higher rate of return over the long-term but are also generally more volatile than defensive assets.
Cash, short-term deposits and bonds.
Stocks and shares of ownership in a company.
Investing in residential or commercial property.
Infrastructure, such as roads and airports, private equity investments.
✔ Cash and term deposits
✔ Money market funds
✔ Segregated funds
✔ Conservative mutual funds and index funds
✔ Annuities
✔ Growth oriented Mutual Funds
✔ Growth oriented Seg Funds
✔ Growth oriented index Funds
✔ Equity funds
No asset class is free from risk. Using the different characteristics of each asset class in a balanced portfolio can help to smooth fluctuations in performance and balance risk.
To reduce the risk of losing capital when investing, you should diversify your investment portfolio. This means not putting all your eggs in the one basket.
Diversification can be implemented in three distinct ways by investing:
As an investment advisor, my primary aim is to cultivate a prosperous investment journey for each of my clients. Through meticulous planning and strategic guidance, together with my clients we were able to consistently attain, at the very least, their initial targeted returns. This track record of success underscores my unwavering commitment to delivering tangible results and fostering enduring financial satisfaction. Rami Sayah, Investment advisor, Financial security advisor, F.PL.®
Determine an appropriate spilt of growth and defensive assets after assessing the client's need for capital preservation, risk tolerance and capital draw downs — also known as the client's risk profile.
Consider the client's income requirement and tax situation then select the most appropriate asset class allocation and investment style within those asset classes.
Select investments using a "best of breed" professional money/fund manager approach.
Our risk profiles and splits between growth and defensive assets are:
Growth | Defensive | |
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Conservative | 20% | 80% |
Moderately conservative | 40% | 60% |
Balanced | 60% | 40% |
Growth | 80% | 20% |
High Growth | 100% | 0% |
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