Retiring in 2025? Here's Why the 4% Rule May Not Work for You.
The 4% rule is based on a common retirement investment mix -- a 50/50 split between stocks and bonds. This asset mix is ...
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Asset allocation when you have enough
Think about how a surviving spouse might handle remaining assets and make sure the portfolio’s asset mix is something both members of the couple are comfortable with for the long term.
Halting SIPs in equity funds: Should investors choose debt funds over equity funds and gold ETFs now?
During stock market corrections, especially in small and midcap stocks, investors are reassessing their investment strategies ...
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Investments rising? It might be time to rebalance your portfolio to mitigate risk
Seeing your investments rise is always exciting, but it could also mean it's time for a rebalancing of your asset mix to ...
I have actively invested in SIPs, especially after Covid. Current market is forcing me to rethink whether I should halt my SIPs
If an investor invests for short-term goals (<1 year), 100% allocation is recommended to debt, medium-term (2 to 5 years) 65:35 in equity and debt & for long-term (>5 years) 80:20 asset mix is ...