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investing-policy-statement

Draft a personal investing policy statement (IPS) — the rules someone sets for their own investing. Use when asked to define an investment strategy, set a target asset allocation, or write rules to avoid panic-driven decisions. Produces a structured IPS: goals, risk tolerance, target allocation, contribution & rebalancing rules, and what NOT to do. Educational, not regulated financial advice.

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# Investing Policy Statement Skill

The biggest investing mistakes are behavioural — panic-selling, chasing, tinkering. A personal **Investing
Policy Statement** is the rulebook you write while calm, to follow when you're not. This skill drafts one:
goals, risk tolerance, a target asset allocation, and the contribution/rebalancing rules that keep you on
track. It's educational and generic — **not** personalized financial advice or a recommendation of specific
securities.

## Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:

- **Goals & time horizon** — what the money is for and when it's needed (retirement in 25y, house in 5y).
- **Risk tolerance** — how they'd react to a 30% drop; capacity for loss; experience level.
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