What is an inflation-adjusted return?
Inflation-adjusted return (real return) subtracts the inflation rate from nominal returns to show the true future purchasing power of your money.
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Inflation-adjusted return (real return) subtracts the inflation rate from nominal returns to show the true future purchasing power of your money.
A balanced portfolio traditionally holds around 60% equities for long-term capital growth and 40% fixed-income bonds for volatility damping.