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A durable plan makes room for changing markets and changing lives.
Set a meaningful horizon
A long-term approach starts with a clear understanding of when resources may be needed and what they are intended to achieve. Different goals can call for different time horizons and levels of risk.
Build flexibility into the plan
A plan should allow for spending needs, unexpected events, and changing circumstances. Liquidity is a practical consideration alongside potential growth, and every choice involves tradeoffs.
Focus on decisions within reach
Investors cannot control markets. They can, however, review objectives, understand costs, assess diversification, and establish a process for making decisions. These actions do not guarantee a particular outcome.
Learn and adapt
Long-term does not mean ignoring change. Regular reviews provide an opportunity to test assumptions and, with appropriate professional advice, make measured adjustments when a family's circumstances or priorities change.