One of the best things about working in finance is that the world changes all the time and our understanding of what works and what doesn’t evolves as well.
I am halfway through Victor Haghani‘s and James White‘s book on the same topic: „The Missing Billionaires“. Those who liked this post of yours will enjoy the book, too.
I penned a similar article a week or so ago, perhaps more aggressive than what you are suggesting but agreeing fully that too conservative of a balance towards bonds really isn't enshrined in history as the ideal investment strategy once you retire. Here's my two cents: https://www.emorningcoffee.com/post/spending-your-retirement-savings
Thanks, Joachim.
I am halfway through Victor Haghani‘s and James White‘s book on the same topic: „The Missing Billionaires“. Those who liked this post of yours will enjoy the book, too.
I penned a similar article a week or so ago, perhaps more aggressive than what you are suggesting but agreeing fully that too conservative of a balance towards bonds really isn't enshrined in history as the ideal investment strategy once you retire. Here's my two cents: https://www.emorningcoffee.com/post/spending-your-retirement-savings
Ah I like that :-)