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1. www.independentvanguardadviser.com › a-better-50A Better 50-50 Portfolio - The Independent Vanguard Adviser

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   Jul 11, 2023 · A simple way to build a portfolio holding 50% in stocks and 50% in bonds is to own equal measures of Wellington (VWELX) and Wellesley Income (VWINX). In doing so, you combine two of the best balanced funds while avoiding the pitfalls of “collecting” funds.

2. www.fiphysician.com › a-conservative-assetHistorical Returns of a 50/50 Portfolio (or 70/30 or 30/70 ...

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   If you are retiring soon, you might wonder: How conservatively should I invest? Given the sequence of return risk and the other retirement-specific risks, what asset allocation should I have ? First, let’s look at a 50/50 portfolio’s historical returns.

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4. seekingalpha.com › article › 4073207-rethinking-50Rethinking The '50/50 Portfolio' - Seeking Alpha

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   May 15, 2017 · The standard 50% stocks, 50% bonds portfolio outperforms 100% long-only stocks on a risk-adjusted basis, but can be improved. A different allocation mix can improve the risk profile of the ...

5. www.morningstar.com › retirement › why-retirees-needWhy Retirees Need a Balanced Portfolio - Morningstar

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   Aug 9, 2023 · The 60/40, the 50/50, even the 40/60 portfolio tends to support the highest safe withdrawal amount.

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6. www.bogleheads.org › forum › viewtopicThe 50-50 Portfolio - a no brainer or tweaks needed?

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   Jan 5, 2021 · Question: Is there a better, yet simple and efficient, way to implement a 50/50 portfolio than using 2 ETF's (VTI + BND) or 2 mutual funds (VTSMX + VBMFX)? I am interested in muting volatility and reducing the maximum drawdown, while not giving up too much performance.

7. www.forbes.com › sites › brettowensThis 50/50 Retirement Portfolio Pays 7.4% Every Year - Forbes

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   Mar 24, 2019 · Our 50/50 portfolio yields a generous 7.4%. That should embarrass any egghead who argues whether or not a 3% or 4% withdrawal is the safest maximum rate.

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   Should you invest in a 50/50 portfolio?

   • But the standard approach of a 50/50 portfolio can be improved as well. The more this can be done, in terms of collecting a variety of mostly uncorrelated assets that perform differently in different environments, the better your overall returns will be on a risk-adjusted basis. It also avoids the conundrum of having to time the market.

   Rethinking The '50/50 Portfolio' | Seeking Alpha

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   Are 50/50 stocks a good investment?

   • They don't create economic value on their own. On top of this, they're highly volatile. A 50/50 stocks/gold portfolio would have about 55% of its risk concentrated in gold. Assets like gold and other commodities can go up or down 80% in a relatively short period of time.

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   How risky is a 50/50 portfolio?

   • The issue is that in a "50/50 portfolio" stocks are about twice as volatile as corporate bonds, if not a little bit more. So if you're 50/50 then you still have about 70%-75% of your risk in stocks and only 25%-30% in bonds. If you're aiming for higher quality securities on the bondsportion, then risk becomes even further skewed.

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   Is 50/50 a diversified portfolio?

   • No, 50/50 concentrates some ~80% in your risk in equities and ~20% in bonds (equities more volatile), so your portfolio risk will still be heavily dominated by equities. That's not a diversified portfolio. Bonds are also lower-returning, so that lowers your expected returns when simply throwing in the bonds as they are.

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   What is the safest withdrawal rate for a 50/50 portfolio?

   • The 50/50 portfolio yields a maximum safe withdrawal rate of 7.4%. This rate is funded by company cash flows (in the case of our stocks) and income (our bonds), so we needn’t be bashful about spending this amount.

   This 50/50 Retirement Portfolio Pays 7.4% Every Year

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   What is a good asset allocation for a 50/50 portfolio?

   • In the middle, asset allocations are 30/70, 50/50, and 70/30. This is a great way to study expected future comparative returns of a 50/50 portfolio and less and more aggressive asset allocations. Also, most of us can remember this time well, so recency bias is substantial given the two significant recessions in this short period.

   Historical Returns of a 50/50 Portfolio (or 70/30 or 30/70) - FiPhysician

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9. www.vanguard.co.uk › professional › vanguard-365The power of portfolio diversification | Vanguard UK Professional

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   Dec 31, 2023 · The table below shows that, over a long horizon, the equity allocation of a 50/50 globally diversified portfolio that is never rebalanced drifts upwards significantly, to 98%. The portfolio also acquires risk-and-return characteristics that may be inconsistent with the investor’s goals and preferences.