Markets are known to fluctuate, and investing in the long-term can mean not being tempted to make decisions in reaction to changes to your portfolio. Having clear investment goals could include investing in a pooled or collective investment scheme. This is when an investor accesses through a fund rather than buying direct assets on their own. Investing in a fund like an Open Ended Investment Company (OEIC), can provide a broad variety of different types of assets spreading risk. Seeking professional financial advice could help you to create a long term investment plan for you.
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