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Not sure about how to invest your money? Dollar-cost averaging can be a good choice if you have a long-term investment horizon. This article covers the pros and cons to consider.
Dollar-cost averaging is the practice of investing a consistent dollar amount into a given investment on a regular basis. This allows you to invest no matter how well the markets are performing. However, as is the case with any investment strategy, you need to consider the potential pros and cons. It will help you to decide whether it’s the right way to invest for you.
In short, dollar-cost averaging can be an attractive option for investors who:
To ensure that dollar-cost averaging is the right option for you, talk to an advisor. They’ll assess your situation. And then confirm that this approach makes sense for you and consider your financial objectives and risk profile.
Here are some products to consider with a dollar-cost averaging strategy:
Sun Life MFS Diversified Income Fund
Sun Life MFS Global Growth Fund
Sun Life MFS International Opportunities Fund
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