Distribution Portfolios Need Lots of Asset Classes to Succeed

Apr 4, 2013 / By Craig L. Israelsen, PhD
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Diversification is just as important—maybe even more so—to retirees as it is to investors accumulating assets. In this study of six asset allocation models, retirement portfolios that were diversified into the largest number of asset classes enjoyed the highest returns and ending balances.

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