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Episode 379: Using Risk Parity Portfolios For Elder Relatives, Intermediate Goals And Accumulation, And Portfolio Reviews As Of November 15, 2024

from Risk Parity Radio · host Frank Vasquez

In this episode we answer emails from Jenny, Arun and Jeff.  We discuss setting up a risk parity style portfolio for an elder relative, what to do with 529 money and college funds when you are getting close, and the use of risk parity style portfolios for intermediate goals or accumulation.And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the eight sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio.Additional links:Yours Truly On The Earn & Invest Podcast:  Why Risk Matters w/ Frank Vasq - Earn & Invest - Apple PodcastsValue Stock Geek's Weird Portfolio:  Weird Portfolio – Portfolio Charts Jared Dillian And The Awesome Portfolio:  Show Us Your Portfolio: Jared DillianFather McKenna Center Donation Page:  Donate - Father McKenna CenterAmusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:  What if you could unlock the secrets of risk parity and transform your investment strategy? Join us on Risk Parity Radio as we explore how strategic gold allocation and portfolio diversification can revolutionize your financial journey. Dive into the humor-laden world of market fluctuations and portfolio reviews, and learn from our recent discussion on the Earn and Invest podcast with Jordan Grumet about integrating risk parity into modern portfolio theory. We also respond to a thoughtful email from Jenny, a dedicated Patreon supporter, who's crafting a risk parity portfolio for her mother-in-law. Get insights on asset allocation, the timing of gold investments, and how to utilize current market conditions to make savvy decisions.In this episode, we delve into diversifying investment strategies during the accumulation phase, particularly for DIY investors like Jeff, a mid-40s Gen Xer contemplating a 401k rollover. Explore a variety of strategies, including Tyler's Golden Butterfly, the Weird Portfolio by Value Stock Geek, and Jared Dillian's Awesome Portfolio. Discover how these can complement ventures in real estate or business, and draw inspiration from Bruce Lee's philosophy to tailor an approach uniquely your own. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned investor, expect to walk away with practical advice and fresh perspectives to enhance your financial strategy.Support the show

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In this episode we answer emails from Jenny, Arun and Jeff. We discuss setting up a risk parity style portfolio for an elder relative, what to do with 529 money and college funds when you are getting close, and the use of risk parity style portfolios for intermediate goals or accumulation. And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the eight sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio. Additional links: Yours Truly On The Earn & Invest Podcast...

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