What is Equity?
Equity means investing in shares of companies listed on the stock exchange. You can make money if the share price goes up, and some companies also pay dividends.
Prices go up and down every day, and sometimes they fall a lot. That's why equity works best for money you won't need for a few years.
Who it's for
- You won't need this money for at least five years
- You can stay calm if your portfolio falls for a while
- You want your savings to beat inflation over time
How we can help
- Work out how much of your money should go into shares
- Spread it across companies and sectors so one bad stock doesn't hurt too much
- Talk you through it when the market is falling
Risks to know about
- Share prices can fall and you can lose part of your money
- Returns aren't fixed, and past returns may not repeat
- Putting too much into a few stocks raises your risk
Ask us about Equity
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Questions people ask
Five years at the very least, and longer if you can. Over a year or two, the market can go either way.
It depends on how much money you're investing and how much time you can give it. Plenty of people do both. Call us and we can look at your case.
