The US inflation rate for 2025 fluctuated, ending the year around 2.7% to 3.0%.
My ROI for 2025 is 7.96%. I am 80/20, a bond idx fund/and one stock, IBM.
I guess 5% net isn't so bad being 80/20. Right? Very safe.
I think I can do better though. I took some financial risk quizzes and every one suggested a 50/50 mix.
But maybe 40/60? Hell, why not 30/70? Could easily double my net return that way. Right?
I don't need the money yet. I'm 64 years old. As long as my health holds out, a healthy, active lifestyle, I plan on "letting it ride" till RMD time, nine years from now. So I could have almost a decade to rebuild my losses should "the 🫧 burst."
But then life could turn "on the dime" too as I have witnessed with so many coworkers, friends and family. 😔 🙏. Then might be time to cash out some.
So I am thinking stay in my bond idx and rest into FSAIX, just do a rebalance.
Thoughts, suggestions to consider on my rebalance next week would be appreciated. I'm with Fidelity, retired USAF.
Happy New Years all.
~Footnote: Regarding past replies to previous posts, some wanted to know my 401k balance. Idk why would it matter though. So, should it matter for some, my balance is higher than the avg 401k balance for my age. ✌️