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Are 60/40 portfolios set for a comeback?

BY JULIE DICKSON | FRIDAY, 16 JUN 2023 1:06PM

Having recorded their worst-performing year since 2008, 60/40 portfolios have certainly seen better times. A turbulent 2022, however, could be the precursor for a brighter future ...

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