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Portfolio Allocation, Age, and Years Until Retirement
Posted on 4/14/18 at 8:13 am
Posted on 4/14/18 at 8:13 am
I was curious how everyone is currently allocating their retirement portfolio.
My allocation is:
15% - International Equity
5% - Fixed Income
80% - Domestic equity (of which probably 70% Large Cap)
I'm 41 and have about 19 years until I want to retire.
75% of my investments utilize Vanguard ETF Index funds.
My allocation is:
15% - International Equity
5% - Fixed Income
80% - Domestic equity (of which probably 70% Large Cap)
I'm 41 and have about 19 years until I want to retire.
75% of my investments utilize Vanguard ETF Index funds.
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Posted on 4/14/18 at 9:10 am to kaaj24
About 30 years till I retire
100% stocks
20% total stock market index
20% large cap growth index
20% mid cap growth index
20% small cap growth index
20% international growth
All vanguard mutual funds.
100% stocks
20% total stock market index
20% large cap growth index
20% mid cap growth index
20% small cap growth index
20% international growth
All vanguard mutual funds.
Posted on 4/14/18 at 9:38 am to kaaj24
I don't have a strong feel on my allocation. It's all too split up.
I've got some in my brokerage / operating account which is about 90+% domestic equities.
some in my company's 401k account which is a vanguard target 2045 fund.
some in my individual vanguard account which is maybe 45-45 foreign and domestic equities and like 5-10 % bonds.
I've got 20-25 years to go.
I've got some in my brokerage / operating account which is about 90+% domestic equities.
some in my company's 401k account which is a vanguard target 2045 fund.
some in my individual vanguard account which is maybe 45-45 foreign and domestic equities and like 5-10 % bonds.
I've got 20-25 years to go.
Posted on 4/14/18 at 10:05 am to kaaj24
mid 40s 100% stocks/index funds, 1.5 years from qualifying for a pension, probably work full time for another 15 years
This post was edited on 4/14/18 at 10:07 am
Posted on 4/14/18 at 2:55 pm to kaaj24
Early 40s. Would like to be financially independent in 15 years or so. Doesn't mean I'd retire, but I can do whatever.
I adjust my allocation as my portfolio hits milestones. I only had 10% bonds for many years, but when I hit 500k I went to 25% bonds. When I hit the 2 comma club, I'll probably adjust again.
25% Large Cap
15% Small Cap
10% REIT
15% Developed Intl
10% Emerging Intl
25% Bonds
I adjust my allocation as my portfolio hits milestones. I only had 10% bonds for many years, but when I hit 500k I went to 25% bonds. When I hit the 2 comma club, I'll probably adjust again.
25% Large Cap
15% Small Cap
10% REIT
15% Developed Intl
10% Emerging Intl
25% Bonds
Posted on 4/15/18 at 5:13 pm to kaaj24
Late 20s
75% Domestic Large Cap
25% International Large Cap
75% Domestic Large Cap
25% International Large Cap
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