Currently, my asset allocation is set to 80% stocks and 20% bonds. Assume that my years before FIRE, could be anywhere between 4 (I will be 45) and 14 (I will be 55) years in the future. I understand that there is a significant amount of time between what could be my "earliest" and "latest" retirement dates. There are a number of variables at play which prevent me from being able to more accurately identify a future specific retirement date.
Based on this information, however, what would you say is an appropriate asset allocation for me today and moving forward into the future on a yearly basis? I imagine that 80% stocks and 20% bonds will be deemed an allocation for me that is too heavily weighted on stocks. If so, then I would like you to suggest a recommended asset allocation.
Thank you for your advice.
Based on this information, however, what would you say is an appropriate asset allocation for me today and moving forward into the future on a yearly basis? I imagine that 80% stocks and 20% bonds will be deemed an allocation for me that is too heavily weighted on stocks. If so, then I would like you to suggest a recommended asset allocation.
Thank you for your advice.