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Asset allocation is the practice of dividing your portfolio among different asset classes, such as stocks (high growth, high risk), bonds/debt (low growth, low risk), and cash (liquidity). A standard thumb rule for equity exposure is "100 minus your age" (e.g. at age 30, have 70% in equities).
A 30-year-old allocates 70% of their savings to equity index funds and 30% to debt funds / fixed income.
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