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How would you describe your investment philosophy?
Investment success begins by adopting a prudent and disciplined investment strategy. While many investors “know” what they should do to be successful, they often lack the time, interest, and resources needed to make the most out of their investments.
Somerset Offshore Asset Management’s investment and financial planning advice are grounded in evidence-based research, carefully evaluated and implemented by planners who have taken the time to understand the difference between well conducted, logical academic studies and subjective, agenda-driven research.
How do you help your clients meet their goals?
Anything worth doing takes time, energy, and planning to achieve. While most people accept this as true, unfortunately, many people fail to apply it to investing. We act as a guide to help you reach your chosen destination. Our four step client process ensures that:
Without this structure, individual investors are quick to give up, which prevents them from reaching their own stated objectives.
How do you define success?
We know that the safest road to financial success is consistently making smart financial decisions. Delivering this aim provides our clients with the “constancy of purpose” needed to make their dreams a reality.
How does Somerset Offshore Asset Management differ from brokerage firms, trust companies, banks, and other asset management firms?
One of the first things you will notice is that we do not use any in-house products and, therefore, do not receive commissions. This eliminates the conflict of interest found at brokers between their desire to sell you a product (and, therefore, receive commissions) and your interests. Instead, we are only compensated by the fee we charge you directly.
For more information please email us at info@somersetassetmanagement.com.
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