Learn About Asset Allocation From Remonsy ETF Network

SAN JOSE, Calif. - May 2, 2014 - PRLog -- Remonsy ETF Network published an article about age allocation that suggests a strategy that other investment firms don’t utilize.

The article (http://remonsy.com/daily/strategies-for-better-investing/should-you-set-asset-allocation-by-age/) begins by talking about creating over 6,000 financial plans over the span of 26 years, and how that created a different perspective on asset allocation by age. The article continues by saying that asset allocation surveys were ineffective, often creating portfolios that clients were unhappy with. Using a financial plan created by simulations in the Monte Carlo method is also discussed. This method was heavily criticized during the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009 because Monte Carlo may lead investors to take more risk than they can actually handle.

“Should You Set Asset Allocation by Age?” shares that the key to asset allocation is through finding your personal risk tolerance. The article provides three ways to find your personal risk tolerance, so asset allocation can become easier.

To learn asset allocation by age, and what method has worked for an experienced investor of over 26 years, visit the Remonsy ETF Network at: http://remonsy.com/daily/strategies-for-better-investing/should-you-set-asset-allocation-by-age/

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About Remonsy and Tom Vaughan:

Tom Vaughan began his financial advisory career in 1987 at a Wall Street-based firm. In 1986, at the age of 23, he founded money management firm Retirement Capital Strategies. He is now taking his investment expertise from more than 26 years as an investment advisor with more than $300 million under management and over 6,000 financial plans created to launch Remonsy ETF Network. Remonsy investment advice on ETF funds is delivered to a growing number of do-it-yourself investors through daily tips, free newsletters and premium products.