Rebalancing may help keep your portfolio aligned with your goals, but how often should you actually do it? In Episode 22 of Greenstream, we break down the research behind rebalancing, why drift matters, and how to use cashflows to rebalance with the least friction and cost. You’ll learn about the:

• Why rebalancing works and what the evidence shows about managing portfolio drift
• The tradeoffs between calendar schedules, tolerance-band triggers, and using cashflows to stay aligned with your target mix in an effort to minimize taxes and friction
• Why a disciplined, rules-based process could help you stay invested during volatile markets

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Sources

1 Opportunistic Rebalancing: A New Paradigm for Wealth Managers (Daryanani, 2008)

2 Rebalancing and Returns (Dimensional, 2008)

3 Hong, Xing, Portfolio Rebalancing: Tradeoffs and Decisions (2021): https://ssrn.com/abstract=3858951

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