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Investing in your 50s with 10-15 years to retirement - how aggressive should I be?
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I'm 52 with $420k in my 401k, currently 80% stocks/20% bonds. My financial advisor says I should shift to 60/40 'because I'm getting closer to retirement.' But with Social Security and a small pension, I don't need to touch my investments for 15 years. Should I really become more conservative?
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