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The “WANTS” of Investing
By Akhiat  •  November 11, 2010
[caption id="attachment_4119" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by darkpatator"][/caption] Prior constructing an investment portfolio for my clients, I will normally access the “WANTS” for them. This “WANTS”, not only implies what they wants in their life, it is actually my Acronym for their “Willingnesss”, “Ability”, “Needs”, “Time Horizon” and “Suitability” Only after determining the WANTS, will I be able to ensure what I recommend will be suitable for them in their long term financial interest. Willingness… I often hear how my clients lament on how they lost in their previous investments and swear to themselves that they will never invest again. It is also not uncommon to see people putting all their money in banks and cite the need for emergency use. Everyone have different experiences and upbringing with regards to investments and hence we cannot put all in one single category in term of Willingness to take risk. “Willingness” is more of a psychological part of investing. Some people need to be counselled on why they have to be more willing to take sime risk. They either have to see the needs or they have to understand why investing is not that risky all the time. Contrary, some people are too willing to take risk when they don’t have the ability or the need. Read more...
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By Akhiat
Adrian entered the Financial Advisory Industry in Feb'03 after years in the Shipping and Logistics Arena. He joined the industry with a strong belief that the public need better advice in their financial plan. "It is a big challenge to me till today because I am not a natural Sales Person. However I want to remove public's perception that Financial Adviser are all Salespeople. It is a professional job that deserve more respect. I want to impart my methodology, skills and knowledge to help you improve your Financial Health and to share health tips to improve your Physical Health."
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