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nvesting is a lifelong activity. Yet
portfolios and, more broadly,
asset allocation models, need to
adjust over a client’s life span:
The portfolio an investor assembles
as a 35-year-old is hardly appropriate
for a 65-year-old client. It often falls to
an advisor to ensure a post-retirement
portfolio could handle the market’s
most violent swings. One of the most difficult aspects
of investing is determining how
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