Retirement portfolios must prioritize three things: reliable income, capital preservation through market downturns, and low costs so compounding benefits the investor. This implies a defensive allocation tilt toward income-generating assets (e.g., bonds, dividend-paying equities) and low-fee vehicles to protect purchasing power and reduce sequence-of-returns risk.
Retirement portfolios must prioritize three things: reliable income, capital preservation through market downturns, and low costs so compounding benefits the investor. This implies a defensive allocation tilt toward income-generating assets (e.g., bonds, dividend-paying equities) and low-fee vehicles to protect purchasing power and reduce sequence-of-returns risk.
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