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Investing for a 10 year period

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Remoteso · 07/09/2021 09:55

In addition to pensions etc we have some money in s&s isa for long term savings/retirement.

I also want to start investing to pay off our mortgage early - and have capacity in our isa allowances to do that, rather than overpay mortgage with interest rates so low.

If I aim for a 10 year plan can any one advise about how to go about de-risking? I'm thinking lifestrategy 60% ('moderate' risk) but then what? End goal is fairly flexible, so do I think 3 years out to move into something low risk and just hope the market hasn't tanked?

I've read a bit about going into the drawdown phase etc for pensions but this is a bit different. (Not that I'm clued up on that either!)

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Residentnumber1 · 07/09/2021 20:59

You could invest in Vanguard Target retirement funds that automatically reduce your equity exposure the closer you get to the target date of the fund

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