There is absolutely no doubt our need to invest over the long-term. We have to be putting money away for the good of our future selves into appreciating assets. To not do so is to set yourself up for long-term financial pain. I want all of us to invest, but there are certainly times in our financial lives where continuing/or starting to invest is just a bad idea. I want us all to build assets and win financially, but sometimes winning financially means putting your aspirations of investing on hold for a bit. Today, we will discuss:
1. Times when you should not be investing
2. How and why the financial action plan tells you when to invest or not
3. The benefits of holding off from investing for some periods of time
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