Valuable insights: 10 essential tips for retirement
Our free information brochure gives you numerous important tips for your retirement planning:
Valuable Insights
As an established asset management company with more than 20 years of experience and over 1,000 customers, Genève Invest is one of the renowned representatives of the financial sector. Thanks to these decades of experience, we are able to give you, as a private investor, valuable first-hand insights into the area of profitable asset management. Building capital wealth takes time, effort and knowledge. The same goes for administration. We are happy to pass on our knowledge to you in this information brochure.
Planning for the future and sticking to long-term goals
Knowing how much you need not only makes the process of saving and investing easier, but can also make it more rewarding. Set milestones on the way to your retirement goal so that you achieve it to your satisfaction. The most important thing to remember about your retirement savings is that it's not a short-term investment. When you retire, this will be the only money you have. So, before you retire, consider your savings taboo. No early withdrawals or loans from your retirement plan to pay for a dream vacation or home improvement project. It's not worth the cost of high fees or lost growth. If you really want to be successful, you must have the strength to outlast the market on good days and bad. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither was your fortune. Don't let a temporary bear market tempt you into making a decision that will cost you money in the long run.
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The Geneve Invest Group has been successfully active in the field of asset management for many years and offers you valuable insights into the capital market. Find out why we have had corporate bonds in our portfolio for more than 20 years and why nothing will change in the future.
Start saving as early as possible and invest strategically
First of all, if you're just starting to set aside money for retirement, start saving and investing as much as you can, and give compound interest - your wealth's ability to generate income that's reinvested to generate their own profits - the ability to work in your favor. Don't let market fluctuations throw your portfolio off balance. Deciding how best to allocate your savings across different types of assets — including stocks, bonds, and cash — can be a powerful way to continue building your retirement savings. Spreading your savings across different sectors and asset classes can help mitigate the impact of large market swings, giving you less to worry about. A savings plan—putting fixed amounts of money into investments on a regular basis, regardless of market conditions—can also help. And rebalancing your portfolio can allow you to reduce your investment risk in investments that have recently outperformed the market, while increasing exposure to those that offer growth potential. Strategies like this can be tricky, so make sure you ask your advisor for help […]