As your grow older, your investment objectives change, your time horizon shortens and your tolerance for risk reduces.
In age-based asset allocation, you start with a high allocation to risk assets such as stocks and gradually reduce your allocation to risk assets in favour...
In age-based asset allocation, you start with a high allocation to risk assets such as stocks and gradually reduce your allocation to risk assets in favour...
...of safer assets such as bonds as you grow older.
For example, at 30 you would have 70% of your portfolio in stocks & other risk assets and 30% in safer assets such as bonds.
For example, at 30 you would have 70% of your portfolio in stocks & other risk assets and 30% in safer assets such as bonds.
At 40, your exposure to risk assets such as stocks would reduce to 60% while exposure to safer assets such as bonds increases to 40%.
Allocations may vary depending on life expectancy.
Allocations may vary depending on life expectancy.
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