The traditional approach to asset allocation in pension funds was to increase the allocation to fixe...
The traditional approach to asset allocation in pension funds was to increase the allocation to fixed income upon retirement. But with lengthening of life spans, retirement is now nearer to 25 years - a period in which many economic changes can take place. Therefore, it is unwise just to concentrate on fixed income. There is now a far wider range of assets to choose from - Sipps in particular will allow people to invest in a variety of assets. This means asset allocation strategy can be more tailored to individual retirement needs, which tend to vary more than they used to. For example, peo...
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