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Asset Allocation Explained: The #1 Driver of Returns (2026)
Asset allocation determines 90% of portfolio returns — more than stock picking or market timing.
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Asset allocation determines 90% of portfolio returns — more than stock picking or market timing.
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Lire le guideDecide the allocation first, then fill each slot with the cheapest fund that genuinely covers it. Four funds is usually enough.
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Lire le guideWhere the 4% rule came from, what its original assumptions actually were, and why a flexible rule beats a fixed one.
Lire le guideSplit the portfolio by when you will spend it, so a bad market never forces you to sell growth assets.
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