Is the old 100 minus rule still true? One of the basic principles of investing is to gradually reduce your risk as you get older. With old age we don’t have the luxury of waiting for the market to bounce back after a dip. A common thumb rule of 100 minus is used to simplify asset allocation to clarify how safe at what stage of life.
100 minus
100 minus
100 minus
Is the old 100 minus rule still true? One of the basic principles of investing is to gradually reduce your risk as you get older. With old age we don’t have the luxury of waiting for the market to bounce back after a dip. A common thumb rule of 100 minus is used to simplify asset allocation to clarify how safe at what stage of life.