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Is there really such a thing as the perfect investment portfolio? In this episode of Wealth on the Move, Will Hoffman sits down with Cullen Roche, author of Your Perfect Portfolio, to explain why chasing performance often leads investors in the wrong direction.

Resources
Your Perfect Portfolio on Amazon
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Follow Cullen on X
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Takeaways:
-Cullen Roche emphasizes the importance of a personalized portfolio.
-Performance chasing can lead to poor investment decisions.
-Diversification is crucial for managing risk in portfolios.
-Investing should be viewed as a methodical planning process.
-Understanding the difference between saving and investing is key.
-Setting realistic expectations is vital for investors.
-The challenge of beating the market is significant.
-Behavioral finance plays a critical role in investment success.
-A sound financial plan should guide investment strategies.
-Good diversification means not all parts of the portfolio perform well at the same time. Your perfect portfolio is about navigating towards your goals.
-There is no single recipe for financial success.
-Money changes over time, and so should your strategy.
-Your financial needs will evolve as life circumstances change.
-Children introduce new financial considerations and time horizons.
-Long-term planning requires adaptability and foresight.
-Understanding risk is crucial for effective financial planning.
-Market losses trigger emotional responses tied to future consumption.
-Financial media often amplifies fear and uncertainty.
-A structured approach to asset allocation can provide peace of mind.


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