Take a printout of
your suggested asset allocation plan so that you can use that to plan your investments across mutual funds.
Not exact matches
Studies
suggest that many investors simply set up their investment
plans in their 30s and 40s and never touch their
asset allocation again.
To get an idea of what blend of stocks and bonds might be right for you, you can go to this risk tolerance -
asset allocation questionnaire, which will give you a
suggested stocks - bonds mix based on factors such as how you would react to market downturns and when you
plan to begin drawing money from your portfolio.
An extensive new «First Take» analysis published by Goldman Sachs
Asset Management (GSAM)
suggests corporate defined benefit (DB)
plan sponsors are likely to increase
allocations to fixed income as their funded statuses collectively rise.