Lazy Portfolios Aren’t Lazy in Growing Wealth
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- Latest in Retirement Savings & Personal Finance: Golden Rule and The Roth IRA Evangelist
- Lazy Portfolios Aren’t Lazy in Growing Wealth
- Tools & Tips: Investment Arithmetic
- Market Overview
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Start the new year with 9 sensible and useful rules of thumbs in personal finance, savings & retirement investing.
High yield bonds are not necessary in asset allocation. They can be substituted with highly liquid and pure stock and Treasury indexes.
Stocks are historically weaker in summer. This is one of few prominent stock market anomalies investors should be aware to make a proper risk management decision.
Looking at historical data, one can see that in the rising rate environment from 1940-1982, stocks tended to do better while in the meantime, bonds suffered. But are we in a similar era as in those years?