A new year makes people think about how they want to spend and save money differently.
CNBC Select spoke with Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder of TIGER 21, a peer-to-peer network for high-net-worth individuals. He says, instead of trying to time the market, his clients are going “back to basics,” putting focus on long-term investments in businesses, real estate and diversified portfolios.
You don’t need millions to benefit from the investing strategies the ultra-wealthy use. Many, like long-term thinking, diversification and financial discipline — apply to everyday investors.
How the ultra-wealthy invest
Think long term
According to Sonnenfeldt, wealthy investors commit to their investments for the long haul instead of chasing quick profits…






