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SIPP: equities v cash/bond split
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In retirement I have a roughly 70/30 split between equities and bonds and cash. However, while I was working full time I put money into paying off the mortgage on a rental property and used around 7% of my pension pot to buy into a DB plan. The pension and the rental income now cover my expenses. So don't ignore things that will diversify your income stream away from equity and bond funds as that will provide a great foundation and comfort during bear markets.“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”0
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