Hi All,
I have been researching the recommended approach to thinking about asset allocation as I prepare to leave the corporate world. My portfolio currently sits as:
Taxable - $1.8M (90% Stock Index Funds / 10% Cash)
Tax Advantaged - $1.52M (IRA/401K)
Annual expenses are $72K before taxes
Any thoughts on treating my two accounts as two separate income sources? For example; is the thinking accurate that I can view my taxable account as my singular retirement "phase one" income source for the next several years and set an asset allocation that would be representative as a single source?
Or should my AA be set for my total $3.3M portfolio and it treat as one master account? I am planning to set an AA of 70% Stock Index Funds / 20% Bonds / 10% Cash.
Thanks in advance for any feedback and please let me know if I can clarify my intentions if helpful.
Thanks!
I have been researching the recommended approach to thinking about asset allocation as I prepare to leave the corporate world. My portfolio currently sits as:
Taxable - $1.8M (90% Stock Index Funds / 10% Cash)
Tax Advantaged - $1.52M (IRA/401K)
Annual expenses are $72K before taxes
Any thoughts on treating my two accounts as two separate income sources? For example; is the thinking accurate that I can view my taxable account as my singular retirement "phase one" income source for the next several years and set an asset allocation that would be representative as a single source?
Or should my AA be set for my total $3.3M portfolio and it treat as one master account? I am planning to set an AA of 70% Stock Index Funds / 20% Bonds / 10% Cash.
Thanks in advance for any feedback and please let me know if I can clarify my intentions if helpful.
Thanks!