Asset allocation

Enter what you hold in each kind of asset to see your mix, how much it leans towards growth, and how it compares with a simple guide for your age.

What you hold

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Total
Balanced
€300,000
A mix of growth and steadier assets.
  • Stocks€50,00016.7%
  • Real estate€200,00066.7%
  • Bonds€20,0006.7%
  • Cash€15,0005.0%
  • Crypto€5,0001.7%
  • Other€10,0003.3%

Next to a simple age guide

  • Stocks17% yours, 50% guide
  • Real estate67% yours, 20% guide
  • Bonds7% yours, 15% guide
  • Cash5% yours, 10% guide
  • Crypto2% yours, 3% guide
  • Other3% yours, 2% guide

The bar is your share; the mark is the guide. A rule of thumb, not advice.

How it works

Each share is the value in that category divided by the total of everything you entered:

share of a category = value in the category / total value × 100

The lean label is a rough reading of how much of the mix swings with markets:

growth-heavy  if stocks% + 2 × crypto% > 70
cautious      if bonds% + cash% > 50
balanced      otherwise

Crypto counts double because its price has moved far more than shares in the past.

About the age guide

The guide follows an old rule of thumb: hold more in stocks when you are young and have decades to recover from a fall, and move towards bonds and cash as you get closer to needing the money. The percentages are a simple illustration, not a recommendation. The right mix depends on when you need the money, your income, your pension and how you would react to a large fall.

Things to keep in mind

  • Your home counts as real estate here, but you cannot sell part of it to rebalance. Some people look at their mix with and without the home.
  • Keep your emergency fund in cash and count it, but do not invest it.
  • A global fund already spreads money across many countries and companies inside the stocks line.

Learn more in asset allocation for beginners and index funds.

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