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Recent research suggests that switching to an all-equity portfolio pays off over time. But is that wise? insta_photos / Shutterstock.com
When it comes to building a nest egg, financial pros generally recommend that folks invest in a mix of stocks and bonds. But is an all-stock portfolio a better choice? Yes, say researchers at three U.S. universities. Eliminating bonds from your portfolio, switching to a mix of 50% U.S. stocks and 50% international stocks, and then holding on over your lifetime “vastly outperforms age-based…
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