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Research on the Pension Investment and Asset Management
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Abstract
The study explored how to develop a pension investment portfolio and analyzed solutions for special cases. We first reviewed the global context of pension investment and emphasized the crucial role of pension in financial planning. Subsequently, we specifically analyzed the "firefighter case" and decided whether to choose "one-time payment" or "fixed benefits". Finally, specific results were provided and some suggestions were given. In addition, we emphasize the importance of individual risk tolerance and investment goals in formulating investment strategies to ensure that investment portfolios match individual needs. Through the guidance of this study, investors can learn how to manage their pension investments and achieve long-term financial security and robust retirement plans. The diversity and effective management of pension investment portfolios are crucial for the success of pensions, and this is worthy of careful consideration and action by every investor.
Keywords
Pension, Investment Portfolio, Risk Management
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Wang,Q. (2023). Research on the Pension Investment and Asset Management. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,64,177-181.
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