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Seems very heavy on foreign stock.
The MSCI world index is 60/40 so it is tilted, "very heavy" it is not
Seems reasonable. For reference, your target date fund from Vangaurd would have you in 55/35/10 in US stock/Int’l stock/bonds. I just cut bonds and round up the difference and go 60/40 US/Int’l
This seems reasonable for a 27 year old. If you're risk averse, add 10-20% bonds
Sounds reasonable, but I’m a bit more risk adverse and rather have less exposure to foreign stock. Also I generally don’t like buying individual stocks so I buy market tracking ETFs.
Thanks for the explanation
I personally don’t use foreign stock in my mix (100% typical us stock indices like S&P, etc.).
When you say “foreign stock” do you mean emerging markets? If yes, it’s too much exposure. I’d rather mix in some small and mid cap, maybe some bonds and gold to hedge and have maybe 20% in emerging
For example EU, Australia, HK, Japan, Singapore etc - could be a mix
Depends on a lot of factors
- do you have an emergency fund in case theirs a financial crash that will take years to recover? This way you won’t be forced to sell st a loss at a bad time if you need the cash
- do you have any short term needs for cash and do you have that covered? ie buying a home
- do you believe in the foreign/emerging market? What does your belief tell you where the most potential is? If you don’t want to make that decision, then be more balanced or conservative with US based equity
- if you want some ‘bonds’ this can derisk but also means slower returns but less volatile up/down balance over the years ahead
- when you say stocks, do you mean an ETF (collection of companies)? If so, which tickers (what is its exact name and how do you buy). Worth crouch’s checking what the management fee is on each