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Was doing my quarterly rebalancing this weekend and noticed that my portfolio in my 401k and IRA could be doing better. Before I was in a very simple portfolio: 35% SP500 35% small cap 30% international. But then I noticed that my 401k offers FSELX and was dumbfounded with the performance.

66% YTD

Average Annual Return:

73% 1 YR

33% 3 YR

27% 5 YR

26% 10 YR

14% Life of fund (1985)

So please tell me why it would be a mistake to change my allocation to 100% FSELX if I’m not touching this til 55?

I’m 26, have an 8% match on my 401k that I max out Roth contributions to, max out traditional IRA, and around around 1200 a month into a VUL that takes advantage of IRC 7702 for tax free growth and withdrawals. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you!



Submitted July 03, 2023 at 02:19AM by GoodGooglyMooglyy https://ift.tt/ktNmvxH

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