Sun GIF Solutions Sun Life Schroder Emrg Mkts InvA (SLFSI155)

Sun GIF Solutions Sun Life Schroder Emrg Mkts InvA (SLFSI155 $14.20)
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Sun GIF Solutions Sun Life Schroder Emrg Mkts InvA (SLFSI155 $14.20)
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Q: 3 years ago I divided my pension 50/50 between MFS Global Equity and Schroder Emerging Markets in an effort to increase my international exposure. I had been 100% in the MFS Global Equity Fund and would have been much better off had I stayed there. I have a couple of options as I see it:

1) Move back to 100% MFS Global Equity Fund (portfolio drops to 20-25% international)
2) Stay the course (portfolio stays at 30% international)
3) #1 plus allocate some non-registered funds to an international ETF to get portfolio back to 30% international (suggestions?)

Read Answer Asked by Dale on January 08, 2024