Are You A Conservative Investor?
Risk aversion
Focus on stability
Income generation
Diversification
Focus on fundamental analysis
Long-term perspective
Preservation of purchasing power
"The Conservative Investor" typically refers to an individual or investment strategy focusing on minimizing risk and preserving capital. Conservative investors are generally more risk-averse and prioritize stable, low-risk investments over high-growth opportunities. They prioritize capital preservation and regular income over capital appreciation.
Bank products that qualify for protection under FDIC rules: Bank guarantees and rules can be found at www.fdic.gov
US Treasuries: Information regarding US Treasuries can be found at www.treasury.gov
Fixed Rate (and indexed) Annuities that qualify under State Guarantee Rules: State Guarantee Association information can be found at http://www.nolhga.com/policyholderinfo/main.cfm
Source: Prudential Financial
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