Life cycle investing adjusts asset allocation as you age, balancing equities, debt, real estate, and gold to optimize returns and manage risks.
Life Cycle InvestingAsset AllocationEquitiesDebtReal EstateGoldInvestment StrategyReal EstateAug 29, 2024

Life cycle investing is a strategy that adapts your asset allocation as you age, making sure your investments stay in sync with where you are in life.
Diversifying across multiple asset classes provides a buffer against volatility and helps stabilize the overall portfolio.
In the early stages of a career, the focus is typically on growth, and a larger portion of the portfolio can be allocated to equities.
As retirement approaches, the focus shifts from growth to the preservation of capital and income generation, and the asset allocation should be adjusted accordingly.
Maintaining 12-18 months of expenses in cash or cash-equivalent instruments and structuring the remaining portfolio to provide regular income can help ensure the portfolio lasts throughout retirement.

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