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Investment plan — free printable strategy guide

A personal investment strategy plan. Asset allocation, risk tolerance, target returns and the review schedule that keeps a long-term plan on track.

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Frequently asked questions

What asset allocation is appropriate for a long-term investor?
For a 20+ year horizon: most financial advisers and research suggests 80–100% global equities (broad market index funds) provides the highest probability of wealth accumulation. As the horizon shortens, gradually shifting toward bonds and cash reduces volatility at the cost of some return. The specific allocation matters less than: starting early, contributing consistently, and not selling during downturns.
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