I also follow CINF, and while I love their moderate tilt
towards equities in their portfolio, their extremely slow dividend growth and sustained high payout ratio (unlike HGIC's current high payout ratio which is due to what should be short - term effects) are a problem.
Not exact matches
The last few years have been very good for
portfolios weighed heavily
towards equities but the markets may not be so kind
in future years.»
One thing is clear that there is a skew
in the
portfolio towards equity and the deviation is significant too (+20 %).
Investors who seek balanced
portfolios in dividend - paying stocks are glad to see a trend
towards to diversity
in equity - income and how more stocks pay dividends.
In general, your portfolio should tend towards equity investments in the early years and then gravitate more towards fixed income investments as you near retiremen
In general, your
portfolio should tend
towards equity investments
in the early years and then gravitate more towards fixed income investments as you near retiremen
in the early years and then gravitate more
towards fixed income investments as you near retirement.
I am considering purchasing a rental property and wonder if it would be better to use TSM on my existing home mortgage to put the 50 %
equity towards the purchase of the rental property (and thus tax deductible interest) or carry out TSM
in the normal way to get tax deductible financing for an investment
portfolio and then just take out a separate mortgage for the rental property (which will have tax deductible interest anyway).
Topics like investment lineup, tax - managed versus non-tax-managed, fees, tax loss harvesting, rebalancing, IFA FinPlan, and tilts
towards the dimensions of higher expected return
in the
equities and fixed income markets within our IFA Index
Portfolios have aimed to provide value to our clients.
But on a less depressing note — and this is purely a gut feeling — I'm really not that bearish about the markets at this point... [Damn, I really should be more oriented
towards (regular)
equities in my
portfolio!?].
So, unless there is very much over-weight situation
in Portfolio skewed
towards equity or some cash - flow requirement, there is no point of holding back from investments.
To reduce the risk of losing value
in your
portfolio, your asset allocation should gradually change
towards a more conservative allocation of more bonds and less
equities.
Proceeds of the
portfolio loan are being used to pay off existing low - leverage senior loans, repatriate
equity to the sponsor for use
in a new, separate purchase transaction, and reserve $ 900,000
towards the completion of the renovations at two of the properties, Dwell at 555 and Dwell at 1794.