I am generally happy with my current portfolio and manager, the returns have been relatively stable as the stock market has ebbed and flowed. However, more money is always better, and so I'm always on the lookout.
While I know basic investing, it's not my forte and I'm usually ok with someone else managing my money. But I want to maximize my returns (don't we all?)
Based on what I've read, those numbers do not seem unreasonable if the company knows what its doing (they are New York Life insurance) But I thought I'd ask here first as I'm sure others know more and better than me. Due diligence and all that.
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