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Understanding Asset Allocation in your Retirement Plan

Nov 7, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Aug 12

This video explains how asset allocation works and why it is a consideration in retirement planning. It describes concepts including diversification, market risk, inflation, and how an investment mix may change as an investor moves closer to retirement. It also describes target-date funds, which are designed to adjust their allocation over time based on an assumed retirement date, as one of the options a plan may offer.




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