Royston Yang

It is a marathon, not a sprint – each smart decision becomes part of the foundation for something greater

Your portfolio’s returns are closely tied to how much of it is invested, versus how much you keep as cash

Stocks are one of the most effective tools for growing your money and securing a comfortable retirement

Staying focused is crucial; a reliable strategy to cut through the noise and pick out quality names worth holding for the long term is necessary

Consumer staples, companies that ride long-term trends and those that thrive amid volatility are among the types of stocks to consider

Start with a higher proportion of growth stocks when you are younger, and gradually shift towards more dividend-paying stocks as you age

Sift among industries and geographies when building your portfolio, and review it regularly

Accept volatility. Build resilience. Learn from your mistakes. And be patient

Given the media’s constant obsession with interest rates, let’s find out how important they really are when it comes to investing

By staying mindful of both, you’ll gain a more balanced perspective, which can ultimately lead to better investment outcomes over time