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January 28, 2021
It’s abundantly clear that the Federal Reserve has no choice but to keep interest rates low for an extended period of time, likely several years. That’s put added emphasis on selecting the right income-generating investments.
For advisors seeking quality income assets for client portfolios, the Siegel-WisdomTree Longevity and Siegel-WisdomTree Global Equity Model Portfolios are strategies to consider.
“The Siegel-WisdomTree Longevity Model Portfolio was designed to outperform a traditional 60/40 portfolio in a risk-conscious manner by structurally allocating more toward equities over fixed income and tilting toward factors such as dividend yield and low P/E ratios to seek higher income generation and outperformance potential,” according to WisdomTree. “The models are strategic in nature but also reflect tactical tilts based on market conditions. The strategy may include both WisdomTree and non-WisdomTree ETFs.”
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Asset allocators are pointing to a 2021 resurgence for ex-US equities, but few are saying it’s time to be bearish on domestic stocks. Investors can turn to exchange traded fund strategies to expand their portfolios into international markets. Advisors can turn to model portfolios for smart global allocations.
“WisdomTree’s collaboration with Professor Siegel brings a unique solution to investors with mid- to long-range time horizons who are trying to balance current income needs with longevity risk,” according to the issuer. “The Siegel-WisdomTree Global Equity Model Portfolio provides a diversified exposure to U.S and International stocks and tilts toward factors such as dividend yield and low P/E ratios to seek higher income generation and outperformance potential. This strategy may include both WisdomTree and non-WisdomTree ETFs.”