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Staying the Course – Still

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Staying the Course – Still

We hope you are all staying well and keeping safe. The Team at TNR Wealth is here to assist you at all times and our message during this remarkable time remains unchanged; Stay the course. In the same way we are being asked to work from home and social distance for an extended period of time, we are asking you to stay the course during this extended period of market volatility. Three weeks has passed since we last communicated this message and I can assure your our message has not changed. And if this volatility continues for three, four, five or more months our message will remain the same. As such, rather than providing new information, we ask you to review the following which was previously communicated in March.

It is important to take the following approach to protecting your assets by:

  • utilising existing cash reserves;
  • maintaining and continuing to contribute to your asset portfolio if manageable; and
  • staying the course.

What do we mean by “staying the course”?

The following video and related transcript will provide you with an understanding of “staying the course” as well as some assurance from the Vanguard fund manager on their strategy to protect and grow your assets.

The environment is constantly changing and TNR Wealth welcome any questions you may have. If you wish to discuss your wealth management strategy please contact TNR Wealth at your convenience.

Click on the following image to view the video to highlight the current market conditions.

For more information or to speak to one of our Financial Advisers please contact TNR Wealth Management on 02 6621 8544.

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