Portfolio Architecture

HOW SHOULD
I SPLIT THIS?

Tell us your situation. Get a real opinionated allocation with actual dollar amounts — not a generic pie chart. We'll tell you what goes where and why, based on your timeline, stability, and risk tolerance.

⚠ Before we allocate anything — you need an emergency fund. We're setting aside 3-6 months of expenses before touching investments. This isn't optional. An emergency without a cash cushion means selling investments at the wrong time.
⚠ High-interest debt detected. Paying off debt above 7% is the same as earning that return guaranteed. No market investment reliably beats 20% credit card interest.
01 Amount to Allocate
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02 When Will You Need This Money? biggest factor in allocation
03 Do You Have an Emergency Fund? 3–6 months expenses in cash
04 High-Interest Debt? credit cards, personal loans 7%+
05 Income Stability
06 If This Dropped 35% in a Year be honest
07 Existing Investment Portfolio
ALLOCATION BLUEPRINT
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Your Next Moves — In Order
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This tool provides educational allocation frameworks based on widely accepted investing principles (emergency fund first, debt payoff before investing, age-appropriate risk, etc.). It is not personalized financial advice. Actual allocations should account for your full financial picture, tax situation, and goals. Consider speaking with a fiduciary financial advisor for complex situations.
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