Investment strategies that match client goals by balancing equities, bonds, and cash for personalized financial solutions.
Conservative: If you're cautious and prefer generating income and preserving capital, you might look more heavily to bonds (government or corporate). A typical portfolio allocation could be as much as 70-80% invested in bonds and 20-30% in equities.
Balanced: For those seeking a balance between income and growth with moderate risk tolerance, a more even-handed approach could be around 50-60% invested in bonds and 40-50% in equities.
Growth: If you're willing to accept a higher level of risk, have a longer investing timeline, and want to see capital growth, a much higher exposure to equities would be appropriate. 60-100% of funds invested in equities would be a typical allocation.
Income-Oriented: Investors looking more for income might heavily favor bonds, with only a small investment in equities, if at all. Bonds may constitute 80-100% of the total portfolio.