Most of the Lazy Portfolios have a very simple asset allocation.
They can be implemented with few ETFs, so it's very easy to build them.
In order to have always a consistent maximum level of risk, Lazy Portfolios require a rebalancing.
Rebalancing a portfolio means reporting the asset allocation to the original percentage composition.
In other words, the only action requested from the investors it to rebalance a Lazy Portfolio, usually once every year.
Lazy Portfolios List:
(click on portfolio name for details)
100% Fixed Income
70% Stocks
10% Commodities
20% Fixed Income
20% Fixed Income
80% Stocks
9.9% Fixed Income
90.1% Stocks
75% Stocks
25% Fixed Income
40% Fixed Income
60% Stocks
20% Fixed Income
80% Stocks
20% Fixed Income
80% Stocks
30% Fixed Income
70% Stocks
30% Fixed Income
70% Stocks
44.1% Fixed Income
55.9% Stocks
20.4% Stocks
79.6% Fixed Income
100% Stocks
70% Stocks
30% Fixed Income
60% Stocks
40% Fixed Income
100% Commodities
50% Fixed Income
25% Commodities
25% Stocks
59.58% Fixed Income
40.42% Stocks
25% Fixed Income
75% Stocks
20% Fixed Income
20% Commodities
60% Stocks
16% Fixed Income
84% Stocks
79% Fixed Income
21% Stocks
47% Fixed Income
53% Stocks
31% Fixed Income
69% Stocks
63% Fixed Income
37% Stocks
15% Commodities
55% Fixed Income
30% Stocks
20% Fixed Income
80% Stocks
60% Fixed Income
10% Commodities
30% Stocks
20% Fixed Income
20% Commodities
60% Stocks
50% Fixed Income
50% Stocks
100% Fixed Income
60% Fixed Income
40% Stocks
40% Fixed Income
60% Stocks
100% Stocks
10% Fixed Income
90% Stocks
100% Stocks