retirement: Instead, I base this declaration on new research that takes a fresh look at the so-called glide path the gradual reduction in equity exposure as you approach retirement and then live in retirement, according to Market Watch. The new research finds that, in some cases, workers as young as 35 should have no more than 70% in equities. I say this not because I think a bear market is imminent though, of course, a major decline could begin at any time. That's a lot lower than previously thought; the target-date retirement funds at both Fidelity and Vanguard that cater to investors this young currently have 90% or more currently allocated to equities. Already a Subscriber Log in Subscribe Now And get 4 weeks free Actionable trading strategies Easy-to-follow guidance Weekly market navigational tool Mark Hulbert Mark Hulbert is a regular contributor to Market Watch. TEMPORARY FIX FOR AD UNIT To continue reading, please subscribe.
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