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Should I Invest a Lump Sum Right Away or Split It Into Multiple Amounts?

If you have your emergency fund set aside and have cash to invest, statistical probability based on a historical path shows that investing it right away is the best approach. It’s all about Time in the market not timing the market.

Did You Know That Funds Outperform Their Investors?

One of the main drivers of poor portfolio performance is the behavioral gap from investors: Because they let their emotions take the best of them, they buy high, sell low and repeat until broke.

We Can All Learn Great Financial Habits From Ramadan: Here Are the Top 4

4 financial learnings we can all take away from Ramadan. After all, Ramadan is a special time of the year when people change their habits.

Stock Market 2020: Should You Invest Right Now or Wait?

In this webinar, Dr. Jiro Kondo and Danny Jabbour, looked into different market timing strategies and see what performed better.

5 Thoughts to Help You Survive These Turbulent Financial Times

Managing investments in times with high volatility can be hard. But it’s not impossible. Here are some tips to manage your money in turbulent times.

Navigating the Market Volatility and What it Means for Your Investments

Mark Chahwan and Andrew Hallam discussed how to navigate through market volatility during these difficult times in our latest webinar.

Seeing Through the Coronavirus Crisis

The COVID-19 crisis has profound implications for markets. If you have a financial plan and your goals have not changed, this is what you need to do.

3 Things You Can Do During a Turbulent Financial Market

We look into what’s happening in the market, how to think about your investments and what you can do. (Besides helping everyone stay healthy.)

On Financial Markets News and Why You Should Stay Calm

Trying to predict the unknown economic implications of coronavirus? Freaked out about the recent market volatility? It is tempting to try to do something, and fast. However, all investors need to take a really deep breath.

What the Coronavirus Means for Financial Markets and Your Money

The coronavirus is causing panic in global financial markets. But should it be a worry for your financial future? The answer is no.