Time Horizons for Your Investment Goals [Video]

by Rob Stoll, CFP®, CFA, Financial Advisor & Chief Investment Officer / January 2, 2024

Time horizons will determine the success of your plan. In this video, Rob breaks down what time horizons are, why diversification matters too, and how this strategy works in action. To listen to our full conversation, check out episode 33 of the Behind the Designs podcast.

Listen to our full conversation in episode 33, “2023 Investment Review and 2024 Outlook,” on the Behind the Designs podcast.

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Rob Stoll, CFP®, CFA, Financial Advisor & Chief Investment Officer

Rob has over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Financial Design Studio in Deer Park, he spent nearly 20 years as an investment analyst serving large institutional clients, such as pension funds and endowments. He had also started his own financial planning firm in Barrington which was eventually merged into FDS.