Q&A Time: Muni Bond Defaults and Portfolio Diversification

The “Money Talks” hosts field investment questions on municipal bonds and portfolio diversification.

 

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Stocks vs. Mutual Funds

We generally recommend that if an investor has less than $50,000 to invest in the market, mutual funds should be purchased to take advantage of the instant diversification. If more than $50,000 can be invested in the market (following our Ten Year Rule), shares of individual common stocks, in different industries, should be purchased.

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Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Basket

Many sectors are negatively correlated, so by diversifying your portfolio you may be able to better weather a market downturn.

   

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