Reiber Wealth

Don't rely on gut feeling and the news for your future well-being. Let's put YOU back at the center of YOUR plan.

"Pretend Investor Disease works by convincing you to buy an investment at a silly price for no other reason than the hope that it will continue to go up so you can sell it to someone else at an even sillier price." Ouch. Time to stop pretending.

Hope is not an investment strategy - Behavior Gap The only way we know to combat PID (Pretend Investor Disease) is to have a rock-solid investing plan, based on your values and goals, that you don’t change when other people around you are doing things that look foolish.

TLDR: the best questions from this list

3 Will you have a fiduciary duty to me?
6 Will you be the only advisor working with me?
8 Do others stand to gain from the financial advice you give me?

Don't settle for less than an advisor who acts in your best interest.

10 Questions to Ask Your Financial Advisor Ask these questions at your first meeting with a CFP® professional, or send them in advance so the advisor is ready to address them when you meet.

https://www.dimensional.com/us-en/insights/the-cost-of-trying-to-time-the-market

Speculation regarding market trends can lead to missing recoveries. Advisors should help their clients maintain a long-term focus, rather than guessing what will happen next.

Missing the Market’s Best Days There's no proven way to time the market. The cost of trying can be high.

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