Instead of a traditional 60/40 split between stocks and bonds, the prominent asset manager wants everyday investors to branch out and diversify into private market assets. “The future standard ...

The 60/40 portfolio, stocks to bonds, has long been the tried-and-true method for those building their retirement nest eggs with a safety net of diversification. But times, they are a-changing and ...

which became the foundation for the standard portfolio of roughly 60% stocks and 40% bonds,” Fink said in this year’s letter. Steven Goldstein is based in London and responsible for ...

Fink argues the traditional 60/40 portfolio – 60 per cent equities, 40 per cent bonds – could be replaced by a 50/30/20 split between equities, bonds and private assets, offering investors ...

People start to notice the appearance of aging in their 30s and 40s, says David Lortscher ... In the advent of your 60s, the most noticeable development is often thinning skin.

New research utilizing advanced neuroimaging techniques has identified a critical period in midlife, between the ages of 40 ...

So, when he suggests that investors need to update the 60/40 portfolio, it is probably worth considering. Here's what Fink's updated portfolio might look like for you. What is a 60/40 portfolio ...

The way we spend our money changes dramatically from our 40s to our 60s, and it continues to do so in our later retirement years. In Canada, these spending changes have more to do with evolving ...

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock Inc. (NYSE:BLK), has proposed a novel investment strategy that could potentially reshape the traditional 60/40 portfolio. What Happened: In BlackRock’s annual letter ...

In the second year, business would receive 60 and 40 per cent offsets respectively, followed by 50 and 30 per cent in the third and final year. It joins a second offset targeted at investment in ...