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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: bentway who wrote (328939)3/15/2007 8:49:42 AM
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No we don't. Check into the target date retirement funds I keep talking about. By the time you reach retirement, those fund are invested about 1/3 in cash, 1/3 in bonds, and 1/3 in stocks, in other words, the ideal retirement allocation for making withdrawals. So the point is that Treasuries alone are a bad idea. Target date retirement funds such as the Freedom funds that Fidelity has and the Target Retirement funds Vanguard has are exactly how our social security funds should be invested.
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