The traditional 60/40 portfolio, which ensures growth from equities and bonds that helped manage risk, was the perfect ...

For decades, investment pros pushed the venerable 60-40 asset allocation model. Is Wall Street having a change of heart? Ask any investment specialist, and you’ll get an earful on how ...

But is it a good option for retirees? “This allocation is considered a starting point, and some investors may adjust the percentages based on their individual goals, risk tolerance and market ...

Investors with this allocation experienced a portfolio decline akin to the great financial crisis of 2008! While it is understandable to question whether the 60/40 balanced portfolio strategy is ...

Adjusting your asset allocation from 100% in stocks to 60% stocks and 40% bonds is a pretty standard move for typical retirees but I don't think it's necessary in your situation. Depending on your ...

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I’ve read countless articles from fellow financial advisers and investment gurus arguing for and against the traditional 60/40 (stock/bond) portfolio allocation. While many advisers have been ...

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When that happens, a financial advisor will rebalance the portfolio by selling stocks and putting the proceeds into bonds, getting the portfolio back to the original 60-40 allocation. In practice ...

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