How will my portfolio protect my shorter-term cash needs?

We’ll diversify your blended portfolio to align with your risk tolerance, and rebalance when needed to reflect changes in your personal situation.

However, we still recommend that any money you’ll need in the next three to five years be positioned in cash, CDs, or alternative liquid investments, and should not be transferred into your Fool Wealth portfolio.

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