Some funds maintain
a set asset mix, while others grow more conservative over time.
If you'd prefer a fund that maintains
a set asset mix, a LifeStrategy ® Fund can help you reach other financial goals.
Start by
setting an asset mix, not picking funds.
Not exact matches
The PRC
sets ranges for the balanced
asset mix and makes tactical adjustments based on bottom - up forecasted returns, relative valuations and an assessment of economic and market data.
In these funds, the manager
sets and maintains a fixed
asset mix.
Accordingly, they advised money managers to focus squarely on
setting and maintaining a suitable
asset mix.
In these funds, the manager
sets and maintains a fixed
asset mix.
It describes when and how changes to the portfolio will be made: for example, it could specify that your
asset mix should be rebalanced to its original allocation on a
set date each year.
For the money you've
set aside to invest, however, the answer to being too busy, nervous or unhappy shouldn't be cash, but rather your long - term
asset mix.
If you don't feel you're up to creating your own stocks - bonds allocation, then you might consider investing in a target - date retirement fund or managed account, options that
set and manage an
asset mix for you.
The primary objective of the Fidelity Fund Portfolios — Income is to provide a representation of just one way you might construct a portfolio of Fidelity mutual funds, designed for the purpose of providing a focus on interest and dividend income, over a range of long term risk levels, which are consistent with the
asset allocations of a (sub) set of Fidelity's Target Asset Mixes (T
asset allocations of a (sub)
set of Fidelity's Target
Asset Mixes (T
Asset Mixes (TAMs).
A key driver for getting it right is
setting an appropriate overall
asset allocation that fits your personal circumstances — particularly, in getting the right
mix between fixed income and equity, but also in specifying the types of equities and fixed income.
Changing the
set mix of
asset allocation, intentional or not, would cause the portfolio to perform under a different level of risk incompatible with an investor's stated investment goals and could hinder his or her wealth growth.
The timing of portfolio rebalancing can be based on either a calendar date or a
set target about the changing weights of the current
asset allocation from those of the original
mix (for example, if an
asset class differs by more than 5 % of the original allocation).
Set a suitable
asset mix.
Answer: Generally referred to as a «
set it and forget it» approach, the
asset mix automatically changes as the Beneficiary gets older and closer to going to college.
Kudos to Vanguard for sticking to the core
asset classes in these funds, for using traditional cap - weighted indexes, and for
setting a long - term
asset mix that won't change based on economic forecasts.
The other thing that I can't get over is that, despite my having consistently said investing is about
setting and maintaining a suitable
asset mix, minimizing costs and turnover, and rebalancing when things get out of kilter, there are still so many callers who press me for a forecast of some kind.
If a pre-existing investment portfolio (a
set mix of
asset classes funded with specific investment vehicles) exists before one invests in it, then it's a Model Portfolio.
It works well if your goal is to have a
set mix of
asset classes (like 70 % bonds / 25 % stock / 5 % cash portfolio), without having an
asset allocator program tell you what your
mix should be.
If a
set mix of
asset classes in a portfolio exists before an investor's risk tolerance is determined, then that allocation
mix is usually called a Model Portfolio.
Properly
set up, this system might represent a viable hedge: a
mix of fossil carbon in the ground, and land for «green» energy could protect
asset values and corporate survival.
REDICO's experience in all
asset classes (office, retail, entertainment, multifamily, industrial, medical office) provides the knowledge and skill -
set to develop and manage a successful
mixed - use project.