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Re: Pre-retirement investing
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Originally Posted by rw86347
I resently read the book "Work Less, Live More". I love it!
It seemed from reading the book that his investment strategies applied more to the already retired. I have generally leaned towards growth stocks. I have figured that if the ecconomy tanks I will simply save for 5 more years. (I am young)
Well today I deceided to fire my money manager. Over the past calendar year he has accumulated 7%. I think that sucks! I was planning on moving my money to my 4 favorite mutual funds (mostly growth).
Should I consider something more like the strategy in W.L.L.M.?
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There's lots of advice wrt allocation, but for what its worth I think moving your money to Vanguard and putting it into a few passively
managed funds is hard to beat. I keep 70% of funds in stocks (US, international and a REIT) and 30% in a bond fund and a money market.
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“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”
Current AA: 75% Equity Funds / 15% Bonds / 5% Stable Value /2% Cash / 3% TIAA Traditional
Retired Mar 2014 at age 52, target WR: 0.0%,
Income from pension and rent
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