Steps to a balanced portfolio(finished)
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Developing a target asset allocation based on goals and circumstances, evaluating if current investments match the target, and rebalancing the portfolio if it has drifted more than 5% from the target are the three steps to maintaining a balanced portfolio according to the document. The document recommends younger investors allocate more to stocks while those closer to retirement allocate more to bonds and cash, and advises speaking to an advisor before making significant changes due to tax implications.
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- 1. Steps to a Balanced Portfolio
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- 3. It’s easy to do in three simple steps:
- 4. Step one: Develop a Target Asset Allocation Given your individual financial circumstances and goals, what percentage of your portfolio should be dedicated to each asset class? For example, if you’re close to retirement, you may want the majority of your portfolio in income investments such as cash and bonds, with a smaller percentage in stocks to protect your portfolio against inflation. If you’re younger, and can tolerate the fluctuations of the stock market over time, you may want to put the majority of your investments in stocks.
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- 6. Step three: Rebalance If your asset allocation has drifted significantly away from your target, you can rebalance your portfolio in a variety of ways. For example, you can shift funds out of the asset class that exceeds its target into the other investments, or you can simply add funds to the asset class that falls below its target percentage. You can even direct dividends from the asset class that exceeds its target into the ones that are below their targets.
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