2022 has started off with market volatility and losses. Market volatility is not unusual. In fact, investors must expect volatility as part of their investment experience. 2022 however, is off to a bit of a rocky start, and investment losses have some reasonably concerned. Listen to this week's edition of #PlanningMattersRadio and @PeterRichon discusses the causes of volatility and how having a sound plan in place can help us determine and control risk exposure and identify opportunities, even in challenging markets.

2022 has started off with market volatility and losses. Market volatility is not unusual. In fact, investors must expect volatility as part of their investment experience. 2022 however, is off to a bit of a rocky start, and investment losses have some reasonably concerned. Listen to this week's edition of #PlanningMattersRadio and @PeterRichon discusses the causes of volatility and how having a sound plan in place can help us determine and control risk exposure and identify opportunities, even in challenging markets.

The market's reaction to current events grabs daily headlines. If your plan is long-term and only has money exposed to the market that you are comfortable taking some risk with and seeing fluctuate, then volatility is just a natural part of the long-term investor experience, and could potentially represent an opportunity for those properly positioned. On the other hand, there may be a time that even seasoned investors who understand this ignore the risks of the market when they shouldn’t. Listen this week as Peter Richon walks you through the concerns you may have for retirement and savings looking out for your best interest

We have seen some recent instability in the markets. It has invoked a lot of emotion from some investors. Just because we see market volatility or believe it may be coming does not mean we should stop our financial progress or put off goals out of fear. Fear is not a stop sign. Caution is always prudent, but fear should never determine the steps in your financial progress. Listen this week as Peter Richon and Daniel Diggs talk about the facts and the fiction of the market.

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Volatile markets, spiking oil prices and prices at the pump, Russia-Ukraine conflict escalations...All this can weigh on the minds of investors watching their life savings fluctuate in the markets. Peter Richon helps to provide perspective for long-term strategy success.

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Taxes are one of the 4 things we do with our income. While we work, usually paying taxes is the first in line and done automatically. Once we retire, it may be the last thing we do. To get many more amazing tips and tricks to retirement, taxes, etc give Peter Richon a call at (919) 300-5886. But enjoy the show!!!