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    Innovative Ways To Diversify Your Retirement Portfolio

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryFebruary 24, 2021No Comments
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    Having a diversified investment portfolio is crucial to ensure that you will have security in your retirement. A genuinely diverse retirement portfolio will include many of the traditional assets, including stocks and bonds.

    The critical thing to remember is that you will need a broad range of investments that do not interact with one another. This is so that, for instance, if the stock market crashes, you will still be secure in your bonds. You should never have all of your proverbial eggs in one basket.

    Here are a few exciting ways you can diversify your portfolio for retirement.

    Buy A Rental Property

    Real estate is an excellent investment for any retirement plan. They provide a stable income in the form of rents and are a brilliant way to diversify your portfolio. The property market has largely weathered the financial crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, showing that real estate is always a solid choice for investments.

    The beauty of investing in real estate is that you can invest as much or as little as you like. Whether you buy a single apartment or an entire duplex, property is the best way to ensure that you maintain an income.

    Real estate also has the advantage of being separate from stocks and other forms of investment. This is the fundamental reason for diversifying a portfolio. If the stock market takes a hit, you will still have a steady income from the rent generated by property investment.

    Bitcoin

    For many, Bitcoin may seem a risky or confusing way to invest for retirement. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth.

    Bitcoin is simple to buy and easy to trade. It also tends to recover quickly from market shocks, making it an ideal way to diversify any portfolio. Bitcoin has reached record peaks in value in recent months, and its popularity only seems to be growing.

    One of your primary questions about investing in Bitcoin may be ‘where do people buy Bitcoin?’ The answer to this is more straightforward than you may think. Bitcoin is easy to buy with expert, trustworthy services like Paxful. With a strong history of high returns and consumer confidence, Bitcoin is a perfect investment for people of any age.

    Choose A High Reward Savings Account

    No investment portfolio would be complete without cash savings. Many people overlook savings when it comes to creating a diverse investment portfolio but having cash savings is the best way to have a well-rounded investment portfolio.

    You should put your savings into a high interest savings account. While you may be tempted to go for a traditional bank, it is worth noting that online-only banks often offer much more attractive interest rates.

    Make sure you do your research and find a savings account that works for you. Shop around and see where you can get the best deal. If you choose an online bank to put your savings into, you should thoroughly vet it before you sign up or make a deposit.

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