Exploring the Alternatives
Exploring the Alternatives
[FREE REPORT] Beyond Traditional Asset Classes: Exploring Alternatives
Alternative investment options have become increasingly popular in recent years, as investors strive to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional assets. If you’re looking to potentially improve the overall risk/return profile of your portfolio by adding investment strategies that don’t depend on stock and bond performance, you might consider adding alternative assets. Alternative investments aren’t appropriate for everyone, however, so you should seek guidance in understanding how they work and the variety of choices available to you.
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- What is an alternative asset?
- What types of alternative assets are available to me?
- Why should I invest in alternative asset classes?
- What are some tradeoffs that I need to understand?
- How can I learn more?
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Stephen F. Lovell
Stephen F Lovell has a direct personal interest in helping clients preserve their legacy. His grandfather built a business dynasty in the 1920’s. His first summer job after high school was in the family's main factory. Because of poor management, he watched his family’s wealth disappear. No one was in charge.
For that reason, he dedicates himself to making sure other families keep what they worked so hard to create. As a highly skilled advisor, with 12 credentials, he uses advanced planning strategies and the new breed of alternative investments, so families enjoy their wealth now, but also keep it intact for the next generation, because “Without heritage, every generation must start over.”