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Asset allocationGerman: Asset Allocation
Asset allocation is how a portfolio is divided among asset classes such as stocks, bonds, property and cash.
In plain language
The allocation is a fundamental investment decision. Asset classes can respond differently to growth, inflation and interest-rate changes. No allocation fits every person or situation.
Let’s make it concrete
In a €10,000 portfolio, a 60% equity weight means €6,000 in stocks. This is an illustration, not a recommendation.
Simplified example for illustration.Worth understanding
An allocation must fit your financial capacity, not just your willingness to tolerate fluctuations.
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