60:40 Rule: Is It Still Relevant for Investors Today?

Imagine you have a piggy bank for your money.

The 60:40 rule suggests putting 60% of your money in things like stocks (which can grow a lot but also have ups and downs) and 40% in things like bonds (which are safer but might not grow as much).

Experts say this is still a good idea, but you might need to change it.

Some people like to put more money in stocks to try and make more money.

Others prefer to keep it safe.

It's important to make a plan that fits your own goals and to check your plan often to make sure it's still working.