How do I choose a diversification strategy for my investments?

How do I choose a diversification strategy for my investments?

Choosing a diversification strategy involves assessing your risk tolerance, investment goals, and market conditions. What are your main investment objectives?

I want to minimize risk while still achieving some growth.

In that case, consider a mix of asset classes like stocks, bonds, and real estate. Have you thought about how much of each you want to allocate?

I’m not sure. How do I determine the right allocation?

You can start by looking at your age, investment horizon, and risk tolerance. A common rule is to subtract your age from 100 to find the percentage of stocks to hold. Does that help?

Yes, that makes sense! What about international investments?

Including international investments can further diversify your portfolio and reduce risk. It’s often recommended to allocate 20-30% of your portfolio to international assets. Would you like to explore specific international markets?