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                                                    finanCial foCus



      What’s The Difference                              when you’ll need it, you can choose the appropriate investments,   than you could with the investments you counted on for your

      Between Short- And Long-                           with these characteristics:                       short-term needs. This isn’t to say you should be reckless, of
                                                                                                           course – you still need to pay attention to your individual risk
                                                           • Low risk – Above all else, you want the right amount of
      Term Investing?                                    money to be there when it’s time to use it. So, you’ll need low-  tolerance. Overall, though, there’s a big philosophical difference,
                                                         risk, high-stability investments. You won’t see much in the way   in terms of risk capacity, between investing for the long term
      By Bryce Buchanan,                                 of growth from these types of investments, but you also won’t   versus the short term.
      Edward Jones                                       be sweating every single market downturn in fear of not reaching     When you’re saving for a long-term goal such as retirement,
        As you go through life,                          your goal.                                        you may need to rely primarily on your IRA and your 401(k) or
      you’ll have many financial                           • Liquidity – You won’t want to worry about trying to find a   similar employer-sponsored retirement plan. And within these
      goals. Fortunately, you don’t                     market for your investment when it’s time to sell it and then use   accounts, you’ll need a reasonable percentage of growth-oriented
      need to achieve them all at the                   the proceeds for your short-term goal. That’s why you need to   investments such as stocks and stock-based mutual funds.
      same time. But when you have                      pick short-term vehicles that are highly liquid.   It’s true that stocks are volatile, with sometimes sharp price
      a mix of short- and long-term                        So, what kinds of investments meet these criteria? You   declines. But in exchange, you get far greater growth potential
      goals, you will need to pursue                     actually have quite a choice, including mutual funds consisting   than you would with any of the short-term investments named
      some different investment                          of short-term corporate or government bonds; certificates of   above. Furthermore, the longer you hold stocks or stock-based
      strategies simultaneously.                         deposit; cash management accounts; money market accounts;   investments, the more the price volatility tends to even out. (Keep
        Your short-term goals may                        and U.S. Treasury securities.                     in mind, though, that there are no guarantees of profit.)
      depend somewhat on your stage in life. For example, when     Now, moving on to longer-term goals, the situation can be     So, there you have them: short- and long-term investments.
      you’re starting out with your career and you’re beginning to raise   quite a bit different. Suppose, for instance, you’re saving and   A financial professional can help you choose the ones that can
      a family, you may well have a goal of saving enough money for   investing for a retirement that may be three or four decades away.   help you keep moving toward all your goals, whether they’re
      a down payment on a home. Later on, though, you may decide   For this goal, you have one overriding motivation: to end up with   three years or three decades away.
      you want to travel the world for a year.           as much money as possible. And since you have so many years     This article was written by Edward Jones, Member SIPC, for
        Because you know about how much money you’ll need, and   until you need this money, you may be able to take on more risk   use by your local Edward Jones financial advisor.



      Honoring from page 10

        The Frances Langford Humanitarian Award reception
      is the signature event of the United Way of Martin County
      Foundation. The foundation is an independent public charity
      uniquely positioned to accept legacy gifts and build an
      endowment fund to meet the current and future unmet needs
      of Martin County.
        United Way of Martin County’s mission is to improve lives
      by mobilizing the caring power of our community. Since 1972,
      the United Way has been working to create long-term social
      change and provide support to Martin County residents by
      investing in programs that strive to enhance healthy living,
      improve education and support financial stability.
        For  more  information  about  United Way  of  Martin
      County, visit  www.UnitedWayMartin.org  or  call  (772)                                              Carol Houwaart-Diez, Andy and Lorraine Popky and Gene
      283-4800, Ext. 227.                                Rusty Brink with Carol and Bob Weissman           Zweben
                      Pet Matters



                        by Pat Deshong, President of Furry Friends      For Sweet Heart, Sweet Pea, and Sweet Tea, life is now good
                        Adoption, Clinic & Ranch         because they were saved by the rescuers (of course!) and Furry
                                                         Friends was there to provide safety, love and a temporary home

           "For the Love of Animals" features
        real stories happening at Furry Friends
        in Jupiter. We are The Humane Society
        of  Greater  Jupiter/Tequesta  and  the
        only no-kill shelter open to the public
        in northern Palm Beach County.  We’ve
        been rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-
        homing the homeless animals in our
        community  for  more  than  30  years.
        Our not for profit 501c3 organization
        consists of our Jupiter based Adoption
        Center, Veterinary Clinic (open to the public), Thrift Boutique,     When considering adding a furry family member to your
        and Palm City Ranch.                             family, please visit our Palm City Ranch at 4841 SW Zarrella
                                                         Street or our new Jupiter Adoption Center at 100 Capital Street
                                                         in the Jupiter Commerce Park.  Yes, we are now open in Jupiter!!
                                                         Both locations are open 7 days a week from 10am-4pm.
           Chlo-Bear.  Chloe Bean.  Sweet Girl.  When you’ve lived     Blessings to you for your support and faith in us… all for the
        at Furry Friends for 3,465 days, you are naturally going to earn   LOVE of animals!
        your fair share of nicknames.  Throughout the years, everyone
        who got to know Chloe gave her a term of endearment or two.
        While the average person had to earn her trust, once you were
        “in” you were golden with Chloe… just like the color of her           Patricia Deshong, President
        beautiful eyes.
           Oh, Chloe had gotten adopted… once.  Ryan was a great guy
        and the two had an incredible bond, however, Chloe and Ryan’s
        roommate didn’t get along.  So back she came to Furry Friends,
        where we welcomed her with open arms and treated her like the
        queen she is.  A special kennel, comfy bed, favorite toys, and
        many attempts to find just the right food for this fussy girl were
        just a few of the many things we did to let her know how special
        she was to us.  We were her family and, while never giving up
        hope, we often considered that she might be a “lifer” at Furry
        Friends.                                                                                             This is what Furry Friends is all about…rescuing, rehabilitating,
           These days, Chloe is called Sugar Paws, Sugee or Knuckles                                      and giving homeless companion animals their best future… no
        (short for Knucklehead when she’s acting silly!).  Who dubbed                                     matter how long it takes to find it. We invite you to come visit us!
        her with these newer monikers?  Her foster parents, Karl &                                        Our website is www.furryfriendsadoption.org.
        Cynthia.  They started fostering Chloe early last year and, since                                    Furry Friends depends on the generous support from donors
        then, she’s been the queen of THEIR home!  She spends all her                                     like you. Without Furry Friends, the future of the many animals
        time with Daddy Karl and he has taught her what it means to be                                    we save would be uncertain. Thank you for donating and helping
        secure, confident, and comfortable.  She’s living her best life                                   us continue our animal saving mission.
        ever and we couldn’t be happier.                                                                  Ways to donate (tax ID #59-2111273):
           Chloe often comes to visit us at Furry Friends and doesn’t                                     1. Mail a check made payable to Furry Friends to 401 Maplewood
        really care what sweet name we call her.  She loves them all         We are now home and open in Jupiter!  However, we still   Drive, Ste. 8, Jupiter, FL  33458.
        and her wagging tail and sloppy kisses prove it!  We know she’s   need your help!  If you would like to be a part of our new chapter,   2. Visit www.furryfriendsadoption.org
        grateful to us for what we gave her throughout the years and   please visit www.furryfriendsadoption.org or call 561.747.5311   3. Call us with your credit card information at 561.747.5311 ext. 3
        for guiding her to the most loving parents she could have ever   ext. 1 for more information.  Ask for Pat Deshong, President, or   “Your donation creates the possibilities to make miracles
        imagined!                                        Curry Krasulak, Director of Development.         happen for our Furry Friends”
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