What is a portfolio? And how do you create one?

Essentially it’s a collection of investments. The financial products you invest in, make up your portfolio.

Importantly, it shouldn’t be random- there are simple principles guide building a portfolio. All to make sure it actually works for you and your goals.

In this episode you will learn:

· What is a portfolio?

· What to think about: goal, time horizon, risk tolerance

· The importance of diversification

· How we approach our portfolios: Core & Satellite

· Other ways to construct a portfolio

This is Part 8 of our 12 step series sharing everything we’ve learned about investing to help you get started, or to remind you of why it’s so important.

Chapters:

00:00 Setting a Portfolio Goal

04:02 Time Horizon

06:22 Risk Tolerance

08:22 Importance of Diversification

11:01 Core and Satellite

13:26 Other Ways to Build Portfolios

15:20 What is Rebalancing

17:01 Make it Easy For Yourself

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