That allocation will depend on your risk appetite and here are some general guidelines on allocations based on certain risk appetites.
1) Aggressive
Appropriate for an investor with a high risk tolerance and a time horizon longer than 10 years.
Typically 80% invested in stocks, 20% invested in bonds/fixed-income instruments
2) Balanced
Appropriate for an investor with a medium risk tolerance and a time horizon longer than five years
Typically 60% invested in stocks, 40% invested in bonds/fixed-income instruments
3) Conservative
Appropriate for an investor with a low risk tolerance and a time horizon from immediate to longer than 3 years
Typically 40% invested in stocks, 60% invested in bonds/fixed-income instruments
Do note that the weightages above are rough estimates and the definitions of "agressive", "moderate" and "conservative" differ from institutions to institutions!
That allocation will depend on your risk appetite and here are some general guidelines on allocations based on certain risk appetites.
1) Aggressive
Appropriate for an investor with a high risk tolerance and a time horizon longer than 10 years.
Typically 80% invested in stocks, 20% invested in bonds/fixed-income instruments
2) Balanced
Appropriate for an investor with a medium risk tolerance and a time horizon longer than five years
Typically 60% invested in stocks, 40% invested in bonds/fixed-income instruments
3) Conservative
Appropriate for an investor with a low risk tolerance and a time horizon from immediate to longer than 3 years
Typically 40% invested in stocks, 60% invested in bonds/fixed-income instruments
Do note that the weightages above are rough estimates and the definitions of "agressive", "moderate" and "conservative" differ from institutions to institutions!