New Study Supports 100% Equity Investing for Life (Canadian Financial Summit 2025)
Unconventional Wisdom · Ed Rempel
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Show Notes
Should you really reduce stocks and increase bonds as you get older?
That's been conventional wisdom for decades.
A new international study using long-term data from 39 developed countries challenges both of those assumptions.
The researchers found that a globally diversified all-equity strategy outperformed traditional stock-bond portfolios not only for growth, but even for retirement income reliability and capital preservation.
I presented this research at the Canadian Financial Summit because it directly questions the foundation of conventional wisdom on investing as you age.
In this post and video, you'll learn:
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Is this new study a high-quality study?
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What does the study prove?
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What is the effective way to diversify?
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In what 2 ways is diversifying with international stocks better than with bonds?
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Why should investors keep the same allocation to stocks as they get older?
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Is the all-equity strategy safe?
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Should we actually invest 67% into international stocks?
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What studies already on my blog agree with this study?
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The debate: What questions did readers ask?