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How Should I Be Allocating My Investments?

How Should I Be Allocating My Investments?

I want to invest my money in more than just the stock market.

Diversifying your investments in many different types of assets is usually a good idea, but not all investment opportunities are created equal. Each has its own set of costs, tax implications, risks, and return prospects. Finding the right mix of investments is what’s most important. Keep in mind that what’s right for others may not be right for you, as each investor has their own goals and risk preferences.

When deciding how much to invest in what types of assets, it is important to consider the following:

  1. Ensure that the overall riskiness of your entire portfolio is aligned with your goals, time horizon, and tolerance.

  2. Look for opportunities to diversify.

  3. Consider “bucketing” investments based on your various goals.

  4. Take the time to understand the tax consequences of investing in a certain type of asset.

  5. Consider the liquidity, level of participation, and fee structure of any investment.

Using our proprietary FOCUS-5: CARPE™ investment methodology, the advisors and investment specialist at Pacific Portfolio can help you evaluate new opportunities, potential red flags, methods for tracking your investments, and ensure your overall portfolio is tailored to your individual goals, objectives, and comfort level.