Andy Chow

On the surface, down markets may seem like the worst time to begin or continue investing. But, buying more shares at a reduced value can benefit your portfolio over the long term – in the form of bigger potential gains.

Knowing your risk profile is the foundation for an investment plan that’s truly yours – one that’s based on your personal goals and one that you can have confidence in, whether markets are up or down.

Before investing, why not invest some time in yourself? Learning your risk profile can help you determine the right investments for your specific needs. Here’s how to discover yours!

When the market is volatile, it can be extra tempting to sell your investments and reinvest when it recovers. But, timing it all is much harder than it sounds. Find out why staying invested might be your better choice.

Offering support through this challenging time, we’re giving eligible clients a minimum 10% refund on their April and May Auto insurance premiums, as well as flexible payment options, and more.

We should all be mindful of investing with our emotions, especially in times of uncertainty. Getting familiar with the “cycle of investing emotions” (and these tips for keeping them in check) can help you stick to your original plan: https://theco-op.ca/2xfA8e7

Remember, periods of uncertainty have happened before. And, as history shows, the markets always recover and trend upwards. In the meantime, understanding the market cycle can make it easier to weather the storm.

Looking for a trusted, one-stop hub for financial news? Whether you’re wondering how the markets are performing or how to navigate volatility for the long run, The Co-operators new Market View page – updated regularly with insights and resources – can help!

Right now, we could all benefit from an added sense of security. Especially when it comes to investing. Learn how segregated funds were made for times like these – protecting a portion of your money, no matter what the markets do. We’re here to help, if you need us!