AAII Making the Most of Your Money May 16, 2009 Jonathan Pond AAII Making the Most of Your Money May 16, 2009 Jonathan Pond.

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AAII Making the Most of Your Money May 16, 2009 Jonathan Pond AAII Making the Most of Your Money May 16, 2009 Jonathan Pond

Safe Money in Tough Times The Key to Financial Success Never take financial responsibility for anything that eats

Safe Money in Tough Times This time its different Predicting the future is perilous Some things are predictable: –Well get out of the doldrums –Some will emerge better off than others

Safe Money in Tough Times Anybody who says theres safety in numbers hasnt looked at the stock market pages. Irene Peter

Safe Money in Tough Times Talking to politicians about the economy is like talking with eight-year-olds about sex. They have heard all the words, but they haven't a clue. Michael Aronstein

Safe Money in Tough Times Concerned About the Health of Your Credit Union or Bank? Deposit accounts are protected If institution fails, you will usually have access to your money within a day

Safe Money in Tough Times Concerned About the Health of Your Insurance Company? Healthy insurance companies usually take over the policies State insurance funds offer some protection

Safe Money in Tough Times Advice for Homeowners Why did you buy a house, anyway? Your house will still turn out to be a wonderful investment If youre having trouble keeping up with your mortgage… If you have to sell now…

Safe Money in Tough Times Advice for Home Buyers Your timing is impeccable Dont wait around for the perfect time Spiff up your finances

Safe Money in Tough Times When is it Worthwhile to Refinance a Mortgage? 1% lower rate if you have a fixed rate mortgage If you have a variable rate, consider a fixed mortgage now Dont refinance over a longer period

Safe Money in Tough Times If medical science continues to prolong human life, some of us may eventually pay off the mortgage. Anonymous

Safe Money in Tough Times Its Time to Get Your Debt Under Control Dont follow the governments example. Never borrow to buy a depreciating asset Avoid adding to debt

Safe Money in Tough Times What to Do With Your Investments Now … Avoid any big moves Check your diversification

Safe Money in Tough Times The Way You Should Invest Depends on… When youre going to start needing the money How long the money is going to have to last

Safe Money in Tough Times The Way You Should Invest… Example 1: Youre going to buy a house in four years Need money in four years All will be used in four years Most of the money should be kept in safe investments like CDs

Safe Money in Tough Times The Way You Should Invest… Example 2: College savings needed in four years Need to tap into money in four years Money will be needed for four years thereafter Invest primarily in safe securities with some money in stocks

Safe Money in Tough Times The Way You Should Invest… Example 3: Youre going to retire in four years Need to tap into money in four years Money will be needed for 25 or more years thereafter Invest in both stocks and interest-earning securities - retirees need both income and growth to meet rising living costs

Safe Money in Tough Times Ive got all the money Ill ever need if I die by four oclock. Henny Youngman Henny Youngman

Safe Money in Tough Times The Problem with Throwing in the Towel When the stock market recovers, it does so very quickly Those who abandon or greatly reduce stocks have trouble deciding when to get back in.

Safe Money in Tough Times Investment Advisory Many mutual funds have seen their values decline much more than the averages. So this is a good time to review the performance of your mutual funds to weed out any weaklings One source for performance information is

Safe Money in Tough Times 401(k) and 403(b) Reminder Most workplace retirement plans offer more stock fund choices than bond and stable value choices This can lead many plan participants to have a very high percentage in stocks

Safe Money in Tough Times The only sure way to accumulate what you need to achieve financial security is to save regularly and regularly increase the amount youre saving

Safe Money in Tough Times There is a silver lining amidst the stock market clouds: If youre contributing to your investment accounts regularly, youre benefiting from dollar cost averaging. Dollar cost averaging is a winning investment strategy.

Safe Money in Tough Times My problem lies in reconciling my gross habits with my net income. Errol Flynn

Safe Money in Tough Times Safest Places for Money Youre Going to Need in a Few Years CDs Savings accounts and money market accounts U.S. Treasury securities and money market funds that invest in U.S. Treasury securities If youre willing to take a little risk…

Safe Money in Tough Times Preparing for the Better Times Ahead Stock market rebounds before clear signs of economic improvement Improvement in the housing market is key Those who wait will be too late

Safe Money in Tough Times Whats the Bullish Case for U.S. Stocks? Long-term trend has always been up Many smart investors are buying stocks now

Safe Money in Tough Times The time to buy is when blood is running in the streets. Baron Nathan Rothschild

Safe Money in Tough Times Whats a Reliable Signal to Get Back in the Stock Market? There is no reliable signal Stock prices rise before there are clear indications of improving conditions Best strategy is to gradually add to your stock holdings

Safe Money in Tough Times Where Im Finding Opportunities Cash Fixed Income Equities

Safe Money in Tough Times Your To Do List Find out where you stand, but… Avoid taking any precipitous action Dont look in the rearview mirror A decade from now, 2008 and 2009 will be just an unpleasant memory