Whenever you have a sum of money to invest, there are many different things to consider. One decision that regularly stumps a lot of people is whether to put all of their money in at once, or to phase it in over time — essentially a form of dollar cost averaging.

Human beings are wired to have emotions — but relying on them to guide decisions may not always pan out. Here are some steps you can take to help you set your emotions aside and build confidence in your investing approach, no matter how the markets are doing.

Global stocks have grown by more than 600% despite the many crises in the last 25 years. Surprisingly though, not many local households invested their wealth in shares and securities.

With all the bad news and economic upheaval, is now a good time to enter the market? What’s the best way to do so?