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Having the right asset allocation portfolio can earn you higher returns and that too while reducing the risk in your portfolio. Asset allocation is a tried and tested way of achieving long-term financial goals and requires dividing one's investment portfolio amongst different asset categories like stocks, bonds, gold, real estate, cash etc.
In this video, I shall cover the basics of asset allocation, its importance and some useful tips on how you can create an effective asset allocation strategy tailored to your individual needs and risk tolerance. Additionally, I'll also be discussed 5 asset allocation models including an age-based asset allocation, strategic asset allocation, core-satellite asset allocation, risk-based asset allocation and tactical asset allocation.
Keywords: asset allocation, investment portfolio, multi-asset, dynamic asset allocation, long-term financial goals, risk management, portfolio management, asset categories, effective asset allocation strategy, risk tolerance, financial goals
👉 Video Chapters:
00:00 What is Asset Allocation
00:38 Concept of Asset Allocation
03:07 1. Age-based Asset Allocation
03:54 2. Strategic Asset Allocation
06:30 3. Core-Satellite Asset Allocation
07:49 4. Risk-based Asset Allocation
11:47 5. Dynamic Asset Allocation
14:29 Shankar's Viewpoint
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