You Need To Rebalance Your Portfolio, But How And Why?

Rajen Devadason, CEO, RD WealthCreation

19-Aug-21 09:30

You Need To Rebalance Your Portfolio, But How And Why?

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Balancing your portfolio means setting up a portfolio that fits your individual risk tolerance and investment goals. But it isn't enough to just "set it and forget it." You also need to make sure your portfolio stays balanced, which is known as rebalancing. Roshan Kanesan explores the importance of asset allocation and portfolio rebalancing with Rajen Devadason, Licensed Financial Planner with Manulife Investment Management Malaysia Berhad. Among other things, they get into the Rule of a 110, methods of rebalancing, common mistakes, and whether events like a market crash should trigger us to rebalance.

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Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan

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