Rebalancing 101: Keeping Your Portfolio On Track Without Overthinking It
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Rebalancing means periodically nudging your portfolio back toward a chosen target mix as markets change.
- It helps keep your actual risk aligned with your plan and reduces emotionally driven trading.
- Common approaches: calendar-based checks, threshold bands, or a mix of both.
- Use new contributions and tax-advantaged accounts when possible to minimize taxes.
- The goal is consistent risk management, not timing the market.
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