Not exact matches
But for the new investor there aren't really many better choices than a
target date
retirement fund with an
aggressive 90 + % stock allocation.
You might also consider investing in
target date
retirement funds that will automatically shift the fund investments from an
aggressive strategy to a passive strategy as it approaches the scheduled
retirement year.
In Fall 2017, Paul — again with the help of Chris Pederson — created «The Ultimate
Target - Date Portfolios» to help particularly young and new investors take advantage of more -
aggressive allocations in the early years, presumably resulting in greater returns for
retirement.
Mutual Funds A Second Look at How
Target Date Funds Change Their Allocations These funds, designed to help investors save for
retirement, mostly become more conservative with time, but one has turned more
aggressive.
When investors are a long way from
retirement,
target date funds pursue an
aggressive investment strategy that emphasizes stocks over bonds.
Funds with later
target retirement dates take a more
aggressive approach by allocating a greater amount of their assets to equity securities.