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How should an investor's asset allocation change as they approach retirement age?
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Increase high-risk stock market investments
Gradually shift towards more conservative investment options
Maintain identical portfolio throughout career
Eliminate all investment portfolio holdings
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Gradually shift towards more conservative investment options.
As retirement nears, investors typically reduce exposure to high-risk equities and increase allocations to bonds, cash, and income-generating assets to preserve capital and reduce volatility.
As retirement nears, investors typically reduce exposure to high-risk equities and increase allocations to bonds, cash, and income-generating assets to preserve capital and reduce volatility.
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