Q: A U.S. based financial advisor who specializes in ETF’s and is bearish on the market states in his weekly newsletter that a retired individual should hold an equivalent percentage of bonds as their age in their portfolio:
What would be your thoughts on this degree of allocation and what would you suggest?
Would your allocation change if the individual has already accumulated sufficient capital to take them to the end and still leave a nice inheritance?
If you do think that a retiree should have a percentage of bonds in their portfolio can you provide some ETF’s?
Thank you for considering my questions.
What would be your thoughts on this degree of allocation and what would you suggest?
Would your allocation change if the individual has already accumulated sufficient capital to take them to the end and still leave a nice inheritance?
If you do think that a retiree should have a percentage of bonds in their portfolio can you provide some ETF’s?
Thank you for considering my questions.