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AssetMark: What Advisors Need To Know About Faith

Faith-based investing is not wholly different than traditional secular investing. The objective is to invest with purpose and deliver compelling returns at a desirable level of risk which directly tie to investor goals. Faith-based investing differs only in the manner in which those investor goals are pursued;

Matson Money: Are You Really Investing Or Just Flying A Kite?

It may sound like a lot to ensure that the kite stays in the air – but just as you can’t predict the weather 100% accurately, investors can’t predict the future or which stocks to choose or time the market. Because of this, it is important to know your desired risk tolerance, and invest in a portfolio that is rebalanced systematically to maintain that level of risk.