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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (January 25–26)

Nerd's Eye View

Nonetheless, given the scale and brand awareness of the wirehouses, and as their own use of fee-based models increases (as opposed to primarily relying on commissions from selling products), competition for clients (and advisors) will likely remain stiff going forward, even amidst the favorable trends for RIAs Also in industry news this week: A recent (..)

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (March 9-10)

Nerd's Eye View

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How Often Should You Rebalance Your 401(k)?

Darrow Wealth Management

Rebalancing your 401(k) and investment portfolio is an important part of a successful investment strategy. Your asset allocation is the percentage of your portfolio that you distribute between different asset classes, like stocks and bonds. There are a couple main reasons to rebalance your investment portfolio.

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How Often Should You Rebalance Your 401(k)?

WiserAdvisor

Rebalancing a 401(k) refers to adjusting the asset allocation of your investment portfolio back to its original target percentages. Your investment strategy determines the target percentages for each asset, often based on your risk tolerance, investment goals, and time horizon. What is 401(k) rebalancing?

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What is Portfolio Rebalancing?

Park Place Financial

About Rebalancing Investments. When people buy and sell sections of their portfolio to maintain a consistent asset allocation, they are rebalancing their investments. Individuals may also readjust their portfolios if their risk level changes and they need to develop a new asset allocation strategy.

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How do Financial Advisors Help in the Accumulation of Retirement Income?

WiserAdvisor

This nuanced investment approach allows you to move towards your desired retirement lifestyle steadily. These professionals also go beyond the numbers and charts and educate you about investing. They break down complex concepts and equip you with the knowledge needed to invest in financial markets.

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What I Learned from Doing a Financial Plan

The Irrelevant Investor

Each of these decisions are critical and at least as important as your asset allocation. A word on this number; You don't want to be too close to 100%, because then you're probably spending way too little, and money is for spending, not for hoarding. What I mean is that you need an investment plan.