Two ETFs, Zero Fees: The 60/40 Retirement Portfolio That Costs Nothing to Own
The 60/40 portfolio looked broken in 2022 when stocks and bonds collapsed together, but rebuilding it today starts from a fundamentally different position, and two obscure ETFs make the case that fees no longer deserve a place in the equation.
The 60/40 portfolio looked broken in 2022 when stocks and bonds collapsed together, but rebuilding it today starts from a fundamentally different position, and two obscure ETFs make the case that fees no longer deserve a place in the equation.
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