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100% Equity Index
The classic 60% stocks / 40% bonds portfolio. Often cited as a \"balanced\" or moderate-risk portfolio, it has been a staple for decades for those seeking a blend of growth and stability. The stocks drive growth, while the bonds provide income and dampen volatility. This simple allocation is frequently recommended for investors in middle age or with intermediate horizons. Many implementations may simplify to 60% global stocks / 40% bonds, but others may break it up into US vs International stocks and US vs international bonds. This allocation is widely used. Vanguard founder Jack Bogle often referenced the 60/40 as a sensible default for many investors, and many pension funds and robo-advisors use similar mixes. It's a common default for intermediate-term goals (college savings, retirement that's a couple decades away, etc.), and many investors closer to retirement might glide down to 60/40 on the way from more aggressive allocations. (it's often a static target allocation with no glide path.
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The classic 60% stocks / 40% bonds portfolio. Often cited as a \"balanced\" or moderate-risk portfolio, it has been a staple for decades for those seeking a blend of growth and stability. The stocks drive growth, while the bonds provide income and dampen volatility. This simple allocation is frequently recommended for investors in middle age or with intermediate horizons. Many implementations may simplify to 60% global stocks / 40% bonds, but others may break it up into US vs International stocks and US vs international bonds. This allocation is widely used. Vanguard founder Jack Bogle often referenced the 60/40 as a sensible default for many investors, and many pension funds and robo-advisors use similar mixes. It's a common default for intermediate-term goals (college savings, retirement that's a couple decades away, etc.), and many investors closer to retirement might glide down to 60/40 on the way from more aggressive allocations. (it's often a static target allocation with no glide path.
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Jack Bogle
Aggressive
100% Equity Index
Built for long-term capital growth and high volatility tolerance.
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The classic 60% stocks / 40% bonds portfolio. Often cited as a \"balanced\" or moderate-risk portfolio, it has been a staple for decades for those seeking a blend of growth and stability. The stocks drive growth, while the bonds provide income and dampen volatility. This simple allocation is frequently recommended for investors in middle age or with intermediate horizons. Many implementations may simplify to 60% global stocks / 40% bonds, but others may break it up into US vs International stocks and US vs international bonds. This allocation is widely used. Vanguard founder Jack Bogle often referenced the 60/40 as a sensible default for many investors, and many pension funds and robo-advisors use similar mixes. It's a common default for intermediate-term goals (college savings, retirement that's a couple decades away, etc.), and many investors closer to retirement might glide down to 60/40 on the way from more aggressive allocations. (it's often a static target allocation with no glide path.
Endorsed by

Jack Bogle
Aggressive
100% Equity Index
Built for long-term capital growth and high volatility tolerance.
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The classic 60% stocks / 40% bonds portfolio. Often cited as a \"balanced\" or moderate-risk portfolio, it has been a staple for decades for those seeking a blend of growth and stability. The stocks drive growth, while the bonds provide income and dampen volatility. This simple allocation is frequently recommended for investors in middle age or with intermediate horizons. Many implementations may simplify to 60% global stocks / 40% bonds, but others may break it up into US vs International stocks and US vs international bonds. This allocation is widely used. Vanguard founder Jack Bogle often referenced the 60/40 as a sensible default for many investors, and many pension funds and robo-advisors use similar mixes. It's a common default for intermediate-term goals (college savings, retirement that's a couple decades away, etc.), and many investors closer to retirement might glide down to 60/40 on the way from more aggressive allocations. (it's often a static target allocation with no glide path.
Endorsed by

Jack Bogle
Aggressive
100% Equity Index
Built for long-term capital growth and high volatility tolerance.
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The classic 60% stocks / 40% bonds portfolio. Often cited as a \"balanced\" or moderate-risk portfolio, it has been a staple for decades for those seeking a blend of growth and stability. The stocks drive growth, while the bonds provide income and dampen volatility. This simple allocation is frequently recommended for investors in middle age or with intermediate horizons. Many implementations may simplify to 60% global stocks / 40% bonds, but others may break it up into US vs International stocks and US vs international bonds. This allocation is widely used. Vanguard founder Jack Bogle often referenced the 60/40 as a sensible default for many investors, and many pension funds and robo-advisors use similar mixes. It's a common default for intermediate-term goals (college savings, retirement that's a couple decades away, etc.), and many investors closer to retirement might glide down to 60/40 on the way from more aggressive allocations. (it's often a static target allocation with no glide path.
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Jack Bogle
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