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September 2013 » Finding Better Investment Trade-Offs
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Seth J. Masters, and Daniel J. Loewy, CFA, and Martin Atkin
The traditional approach to asset allocation relies on equities for growth and bonds for risk control. If a classic mix cannot deliver a return goal at an acceptable level of risk, investors face two unappealing choices. The first is simply to become more tolerant of risk; the second is to forego return, which requires investors to scale back on their spending or postpone their retirement. But a third, more attractive path for investors does exist: adopting a range of risk-management strategies that offer better trade-offs than the conventional approach.
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