One of the best ways to enhance investment portfolio return is to reduce liquidity premiums.
In this video, we explain what a liquidity premium is and how it has potentially negative effects on the performance of the average retail investment portfolio.
After all, if the largest investors and institutions in the world continue to outperform your investment portfolio, would it not be wise to consider why?
Reducing liquidity premium is one of the most important tactics to potentially increase investment returns.
Any views or opinions expressed on this website are solely those of the representative, and do not necessarily represent those of Harbourfront Wealth Management Inc. The information contained herein was obtained from sources believed to be reliable, however, the accuracy is not guaranteed.
Click here to read more about Harbourfront Wealth Management's legal privacy policy.
Harbourfront Wealth Management advisors are currently licensed to sell equity securities, bonds, mutual funds, GICs and other securities that are subject to available regulatory exemptions. Your advisor may also offer insurance-related products and/or financial planning services. These services are not offered through Harbourfront Wealth Management Inc. However, your advisor is duly registered to provide these services under applicable insurance legislation and the dealer approves such activity to be conducted outside of the dealer.
IIROC Advisor Report