What’s the best asset allocation for your age?
Conventional wisdom suggests the percentage of equities in a portfolio should equal 100 minus your age. We put that wisdom to the test.
A more aggressive guideline is to subtract your age from 120 for more stock growth that should make your money last longer—so 60% stocks if you’re 60 years old. Conservative investors can use 110.
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