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By: Charles Sizemore, Co-Editor, Green Zone Fortunes We’ve discussed bonds. We’ve discussed stocks. We’ve discussed stocks versus bonds.
Now let’s look deeper into fundamental financial planning tools…
Asset allocation isn’t exciting, but it is essential if you’re trying to secure returns while also reducing risk within your portfolio.
In today’s Investing With Charles, Research Analyst Matt Clark and I dive into asset allocation and give you insights on how to get the most out of your portfolio as the bear market rages on.
Click here to watch the video or read the highlights from our conversation.
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Asset Allocation Defined Matt: Let’s get a 30,000-foot view here…
Whether you’re a novice or an experienced investor, you hear about it all the time. What is asset allocation?
Charles: It’s funny. Asset allocation does not sound exciting at first. My mental image is Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Ben Stein, the professor...
“Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?”
That's the vibe there, right?
But it’s one of the fundamental aspects of finance and financial planning. This is the stuff that can make the difference between retiring with a healthy, productive portfolio and retiring broke because it blew up.
It’s critical to your well-being.
Asset allocation, in a nutshell, is arranging the pieces of your portfolio top-down to get that correct mixture of risk and return.
Click here to see how you can use this tool to unlock your portfolio’s true potential.
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