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Portfolios with higher allocation to equities have higher returns in the long run.
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Teh Hooi Ling
"The number of things that are true for everyone in finance is small; everything else is just figuring out how much risk you want to take and what you want out of life, which is different for everyone," said Mr Morgan Housel, author of The Psychology Of Money.
Indeed, everyone's portfolio should be different because we all have different objectives, different investment horizons, different liquidity needs and different risk tolerance, among other things.
