Risk is a subject so inseparably attached to wealth building that I had to include it as one of my first principles. Trouble is, it’s a subject that I have dealt with at some length before, so how will I find something new to say? We’ll see…

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Risk

Yes, Risk is a subject I’ve returned to quite a few times in the history of this show. I first covered it in audio form back in Session 16 from June 2013. Then In session 106 as part of the Investment masterclass mini-season. In episode 119 I interviewed Paul Resnik, founder of risk-measurement firm Finametrica, and then I covered it in two consecutive sessions right at the start of Season Two. Most recently, I dealt with something I call Risk-Flex in the second Five Minute Friday video (Links to all these below).

So let’s see if we can deal with risk in a slightly different way so we can all learn and apply something new? What are my chances…?

Resources mentioned in this episode

Podcast: Risk and its impact on your finances

Podcast: Investment Masterclass Part Two – Risk & Return

Podcast: The Godfather of Risk, Paul Resnik

Podcast: Risk, Volatility & Timescale

Podcast: Risk Tolerance & Risk Capacity

Video: Five-Minute Friday – Risk Flex

Podcast: Choosing a Multi-Asset Fund

Course: Learn How To Invest

Book: The MeaningfulMoney Handbook

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