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In 2017 I read a book called ‘The 100 year Life’, by Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott. The book covers many fascinating themes, but the basic premise is that a child born 100 years ago (Captain Tom Moore, for example) had a 1% chance of living to 100. Whereas research predicts that 33% of children born today will live to be 100.
It won’t have escaped your notice that global financial markets have had a turbulent start to the year. Despite the best efforts of advisers to educate them in how markets work, some clients are anxious about what it means for their portfolios — especially those who are near to retirement.
Markets Don’t Vote, But Investors Do: How Political Bias Distorts Financial Decisions
Elections often stir up strong emotions, and it's easy to feel like the outcome of a vote or change of government will make or break the market. But markets are just not that simple.
