Most investors think of wealth and money as the same thing, but the distinction can have a major impact on financial markets and personal financial planning. In this week’s episode of Educational Insights, Trey Booth explores why assets like homes and investments represent wealth, why converting that wealth into spendable money isn’t always as simple as it seems, and what can happen when large numbers of people try to do it at the same time. Understanding this concept may help you better prepare for market uncertainty and make more confident long-term financial decisions.

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Trey Booth, CFA®, AIF®
Chief Investment Officer
Wealth Consultant
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