These concepts are the same as the asset allocation models discussed on
the Model Portfolios page.
Here's text copied from
the Model Portfolios page about the differences in using American Funds and our Conservative High Income Model (CHIM):
The investment strategies used to manage 401 (k) s are the same as those described on
the Model Portfolios page.
Complete performance results are available here, and an updated PDF is posted monthly on
my Model Portfolios page.
Both the article and the quiz are now linked on
the model portfolios page.
I've also updated
my model portfolios page with historical returns to the end of 2016.
I'm not going to make any changes to the Über - Tuber on
the Model Portfolios page for now, and I'll be giving some thought to how it might be streamlined without losing too much of its small - cap and value tilt.
I'll upload a new PDF report each month (there's a permanent link on
the Model Portfolios page) as soon as the data are available.
Finally, I have deleted the Cheapskate's Portfolio from
my Model Portfolios page.
Readers who have visited
my Model Portfolios page will recognize this as the Über - Tuber, so named because I think of it as the ultimate Couch Potato portfolio:
After hearing lots of feedback from investors, looking more deeply into the specific funds, and seeing the launch of new products, I decided that
the Model Portfolios page needed some updating.
Not exact matches
As students were creating their poetry
portfolios, I would begin classes by projecting different students»
pages and pointing out interesting techniques and exceptional work as
models for others to emulate.
Source: Lincoln Press Release is on
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We'll even show you how the parts can fit together with three
model portfolios on
page 53.
When I first created this blog 12 months ago, I added a
page of
Model Portfolios almost as an afterthought.
The
portfolio I put together for that article became the Über - Tuber — as in «the ultimate Couch Potato» — which you'll find on my
page of
Model Portfolios.
He discusses the market environment and the impact it is having on the rules he uses to manage the
Model Mutual Fund
Portfolio on
page 30.
Look at the historical returns of the no - load mutual fund
models, the graphs on the demo, and the main asset allocation
page and compare (the track record on the asset allocation
page is for the Fee - Based Aggressive
model (or the Fee - Based Moderate Model Portfolio when markets are down) but they're very similar to the no - load mod
model (or the Fee - Based Moderate
Model Portfolio when markets are down) but they're very similar to the no - load mod
Model Portfolio when markets are down) but they're very similar to the no - load
models).
The only places you'll see hypothetical returns are on the spreadsheet «
Models for Month Year.xlsx» (that you get when you buy them), the
Model portfolio's «demo,» and those shown on the first row of the table on the main asset allocation
page.
Just giving this one
page (Moderate Fee - Based
Model) will avoid all of the questions and confusion about why they're in that
Model Portfolio and not the others.
The most Real World thing to do (when just on this
page) is compare the Moderate or Aggressive
Model (or the Fee - Based Moderate
Model Portfolio when markets are down) with the S&P 500.
The table comparing our Fee - Based Moderate
Portfolio Model to its proper benchmark index, the markets, an American Funds
Model, is here on the main asset allocation tutorial
page.