Cranborne Wealth Management

Your investments should reflect your personal circumstances. Some investments are designed to maximise flexibility, whilst other investments are designed to maximise security or create a regular income. Others are high risk and suited to the more intrepid investor. Of course, speculative investors run a greater risk of losing some or all of their original capital than a cautious investor. I take time to understand you and your approach to risk, before we consider the investment options available.

The key to a sound investment portfolio is balance. I will show you how to manage risk and diversify your interests. I will show you how to spread your funds across a range of investments to help protect yourself against an unexpected share price collapse.

I could help you achieve an investment portfolio to match your aspirations.

Remember that investments can fall as well as rise, particularly in the short term, and you may not get back all that you invested.

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Investment Portfolio Strategy

Where you choose to invest your money impacts greatly on the security and reliability of your investment portfolio. Throughout this site you will find details of cautious, balanced, adventurous and speculative investment options.

Cautious Investment

A cautious investment is designed to give a conservative and relatively stable level of income and/or growth, although the value can fall. Returns may not be as high as from other investments, but volatility should be lower.

Balanced Investment

The underlying assets of a balanced risk investment are broadly based and have, collectively, provided protection against inflation in the past. There is potential for good capital growth and/or rising income in the medium to long term, although the value of the investment and/or income can fall as well as rise (ie: a managed fund).

Adventurous Investment

Adventurous investment involves assets that have potential for a high level of return but are more volatile than lower risk investments. The value of the investment and/or income from it can fall as well as rise. Investors who select a high risk fund should be prepared to take losses as well as gains (ie: equity funds).

Speculative Investment

Speculative investment involves specially targeted assets that may expose capital to significant volatility, ie: there may be dramatic falls as well as rises in the value. However, this investment may have the potential for high returns in the long term. Investors who select a very high risk fund should be prepared to take losses as well as gains (ie: specialist funds).

I will run through all the options and help you find the best investment option to suit your circumstances.