RBC Global Asset Management announced on March 4, 2024 that RBC Retirement Portfolios with target dates from 2035-2060 will transition to a new glidepath.
The decision to invest is an important step on your retirement journey. Your financial priorities are likely to shift along the way, so figuring out how to invest is even more crucial. Wherever you are on your retirement journey, you can be sure that RBC Retirement Portfolios are positioned to help you achieve your retirement goals.
Why RBC Retirement Portfolios?
Your financial priorities are likely to shift along the way, so figuring out how to invest is even more crucial. How do you find a straightforward way to navigate the many decisions you’ll need to make now and in the years ahead?
That’s where target-date investing comes in. It’s designed as a complete solution that automatically adjusts to every step you will take on your retirement journey. It gives you a clear, simple yet sophisticated path to retirement – whether you are decades away from retiring, ready to retire soon, or already retired.
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When you’ll need your money influences how you choose to invest it.
If you have 10 years or more to invest, you likely want to focus on growth. If you need your money in the near term, or for income in retirement, you may start to focus more on preserving your savings and limiting risk.
Working toward a specific date provides perspective.
Having a target date makes it easier to design an investment plan that reflects both where you are and where you’re going.
Inside RBC Retirement Portfolios
- Fuelled by a complementary mix of investment solutions from the RBC GAM fund family.
- Gradually shifts from growth-oriented solutions in the early years to more conservative, income-oriented investments at, and through, retirement.
- Globally diversifies your investment mix.
- Tactically shifts equity weighting to take advantage of market conditions in the short term.
We transition your investments to RBC Retirement Income Solution, 10 years after your target date. This solution is designed to help you create a sustainable, tax-efficient cash flow for retirement living.
RBC Portfolio Solutions Insights – Inside the mind of an investor
The human brain uses shortcuts and patterns to process information and make decisions quickly. This can be effective when learning a new language, picking up a new skill or making dinner plans. But it can lead to behavioural biases that can cause us to think and act in curious ways. Particularly when it comes to investing.
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To learn more about RBC Retirement Portfolios, speak to an advisor.