Welcome to the Jill on Money Podcast. It's another extra bonus, somewhat emergency

type of podcast because we are hearing from so many of you wondering what is the best move

to make now. I know as an investor it's pretty gut-wrenching to see thousands of

points back and forth in the Dow, seven, eight percent moves, followed

by three, four percent moves. It is gut-wrenching. I get it. In order to really maintain your calm and your cool, here is a segment I did for

CBS this morning, which kind of lays out what you should be doing with your money right now.

In today's Aon Money, How to Invest When Markets Are in Turmoil Like Now.

Stocks Plummied amid growing concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus. The Dow plunged more

than 2,000 points yesterday. Its worst one-day point decline ever. In

percentage terms, it was the biggest sell-off since 2008. The slump pushed stocks close to a bare

market defined as a 20 percent drop from their peak.

CBS News Business analyst Jill Schlesinger is here with advice about your investments.

Jill good morning.

What do you do to ease your fears in a moment like this?

I think you go back to basics and you say to yourself, let me remind myself what I'm doing here. I am saving for usually a

long-term goal probably decades in the future. And that can really start to calm you down.

Also, for most of us we have diversified portfolios. We've got

some in stocks, but maybe some in bonds, some in cash, and maybe even some a

little piece in gold, and that can make you feel better. I'm not the person who says don't check your accounts by the way because I think sometimes when you check your accounts

you're like oh I didn't fall 8% yesterday I actually feel better if you are really freaking at sometimes.

But I will say this.

If you really are freaking out,

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