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portfolio-allocation-framework

Explains asset allocation concepts including equities, bonds, cash, and real assets. Describes common allocation philosophies and helps the user apply a decision framework to their own risk profile and time horizon. Produces a structured analysis the user can use when building their portfolio. Use when the user asks about asset allocation, how to diversify investments, or how to build a portfolio based on their risk tolerance. Do NOT use for choosing specific investment products or funds, assessing risk tolerance (use risk-tolerance-assessment), or understanding account types (use investment-account-types). Never prescribes specific allocation percentages.

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