ISEC Wealth Management
Questions & Answers

It’s basically just makin sure your invstments don’t drift too far from your original plan. You might start with smth like a mix of stocks and safer assets, but over time markets move and that balance changes without you doing anything.
So if one part (like stocks for example) grows a lot, it can end up taking a bigger share than you wanted. Rebalancing just means trimming it down a bit and moving money into other parts to even things out again. It’s not about predicting the market or chasing gains - more about staying consistent, managing risk, keeping your portfolio from getting too heavy on one side…