“This distinction would possibly point out that lower-income buyers want extra assist with funding choices, together with sustaining common contributions and sticking to a buying and selling determination with out emotional affect,” the report stated.
“Decrease-income buyers most frequently select riskier methods like attempting to time the market,” the report added, noting that respondents making lower than $75,000 are inclined to favor that technique as an alternative of dollar-cost averaging, whereas the overwhelming majority of respondents making greater than $150,000 privileged the extra cautious route.
