Planning Process / Strategies
Investment Strategy
Investments, which are more volatile, are better suited to investors with at least a five year investment timeframe. For these investors, short-term movements in value will be of little concern.
If you place your money in good quality investments, managing risk is simply a matter of managing your expectations and not panicking if the market falls.

The key to choosing an investment strategy is matching your required level of return with the investment risk you can tolerate.
Before making a decision on the basis of this guide, you need to consider, preferably with the assistance of your financial adviser, whether your decision is appropriate for your own needs, objectives and circumstances.
There are two important things to consider when making your investment choice:
- your age and how much time you have until retirement
- your risk tolerance – how comfortable you are with the level of risk associated with your investment strategy
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