German Village Magazine Issue LX

GERMAN VILLAGE MAGAZINE

ISSUE LX

VILLAGE LIGHTS! Boogie for the Bricks NYC, LONDON & PARIS for the Holidays w/ the Wightmans!

877 South Lazelle Street

Chaos Contemporary Craft Mallorca, Spain India with Paul R Schrader’s Kathy & Alec Tropical Paradise Garden Wightman

Easter Day Promenade at 288 Reinhard GermanPark Village Easter Parade in Schiller RealtorConcert Ed Searle Third Sunday Series 651 South Schiller Park Sixth Street Octoberfest!

TREE LIGHTING at Frank Fetch Park

As an investor, risk is always part of the journey – but how you manage it can depend on where you are in life.

Early in your career, you can invest for growth and take on more risk, knowing you have time to recover from market downturns.

In midlife, with goals like retirement and college savings, it’s generally time to balance growth with stability.

Near retirement, preserving wealth becomes key – though growth still matters to help keep up with inflation.

And in retirement, you may want to reduce risk yet not eliminate it entirely. A balanced mix in your portfolio and a smart income withdrawal strategy can help your money last.

And while you’ll seek balance based on your life stage, even a diversified portfolio doesn’t fully protect against loss.

Risk tolerance changes over time, and your strategy should too. Staying informed and flexible can help you better navigate market volatility and stay on track toward maintaining long-term financial success.

Matthew Besier, your Edward Jones financial advisor At 179 East Beck Street This article was written by Edward Joes for use by Matthew Besier your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Member SPIC https://www.LinkedIn/In/MatthewBesier-AAMS https://www.Facebook.com/EJAdvisorMatthewBesier

CONTENTS 7 - Publisher’s Letter 8 - CONNECT VILLLAGE LIGHTS

18 - GO NYC, LONDON, PARIS w/ Kathy & Alec Wightman 32 - CONNECT GVGC Lights Tree

39 – CONNECT SPOT Dinner

Photo Cover: Occasionally in Ohio

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Band Venue & Bands

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A Seasonal Stroll through German Village