Hand Holding

From anything I have read, the main job of a financial advisor is to hold your hand when the markets go crazy. Interestingly, I just got an email from TD Direct Investing saying “How we’re here to help”. It goes on to say “Here are some small actions that can help you feel more in control.” And,

• Review your financial goals and priorities. Taking a moment to review your financial goals can help you stay on track.
• Stick to your plan. As markets fluctuate, it's normal to feel uneasy about what to do. Remember that in many cases, sticking with your investing plan over the long term might be the best course of action.

Next, Need additional support? Contact us between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. ET Monday to Friday to speak with one of our telephone representatives. We’re here for you.

It would seem that TD is into hand holding.

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