Risk Parity Radio
Episode 417: International Growth Funds, DSTs, Portfolio Transitions And Other Questions And Quandaries
Apr 24, 2025
This discussion dives into building a diversified Roth portfolio for a teenager, inspiring long-term investment strategies. The complexities of Delaware Statutory Trusts and their role in asset allocation are examined. Listeners gain insights into transitioning from an all S&P 500 allocation and the pros and cons of using M1 Finance for account management. Additionally, strategies for maximizing retirement income, including Roth conversions and Social Security timing, are explored, all sprinkled with humor and relatable anecdotes.
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Quick takeaways
- A diversified Roth portfolio for a young investor can enhance long-term growth by including both domestic and international equity funds.
- Transitioning to a risk parity portfolio requires careful management of tax implications, emphasizing the need for personalized and adaptive financial strategies.
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A listener inquired about diversifying his Roth account internationally with a long-term investment strategy. The proposed portfolio allocation included various growth and value funds, such as VUG, AVUV, EFG, and AVDV, demonstrating a balanced approach to both U.S. and international equities. The host recommended considering IDMO as an alternative to EFG due to its similar holdings and lower expense ratio, emphasizing that an informed choice could enhance the portfolio's performance. This exchange highlights the significance of research and community engagement in making investment decisions.
