Rob Carrick | October 5, 2013
Longer lifespans require sharper thinking about how you divide your money between stocks and bonds.
That means no more using the rule of 100 minus your age as the percentage you put into stocks, with the rest going into bonds. The results you get from this type of mix are too conservative for a world where people are living longer and thus putting greater demands on their re...
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