Chris Giles asks via Twitter: What does investment “laddering” mean? #trulylocaladvice “Laddering” means splitting your investments up into terms from one to five years. This way you always have a portion of your investment coming due annually so you can take advantage of changing interest rates or new products as they become available. Or in case of an emergency, you know that you have a portion of the funds coming due annually. By faithfully renewing to the same term length, laddering becomes a great way to increase your portfolio average rate of return and combat reinvestment rate risk. For more information, give me a call! Shawna Miersch, Financial Services Specialist- Dorchester Branch https://penfinancial/SharedContent/documents/1bioshawnamiersch.pdf
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 17:13:04 +0000