With the turbulence in the equity markets, it may be time to re-evaluate the security and growth prospects of your investments. This is true whether you’re a new lawyer, a senior partner contemplating retirement or somewhere in between. As an attorney, your investment strategy will differ from that of someone in the corporate world.
Without stock options, employee stock purchase plans or employer-paid, defined benefit plans, you have to rely on the growth of your investments that result from your annual available cash flow. Therefore, to a much greater extent, you will have to take charge of the strategy to secure a healthy financial future.
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