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COVID-19 & Your Money: Rebalancing
During a market downturn, rebalancing your portfolio will give you an edge when the market snaps back. It’s a systematic way to buy low and sell high.
April 1, 2020
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During a market downturn, rebalancing your portfolio will give you an edge when the market snaps back. It’s a systematic way to buy low and sell high.
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