Low Risk Portfolio
Q
What is the "Low Risk Portfolio"?
A
A system of allocating money which depends on one factor: whether or not inflation will continue. If inflation does, an investor can make a real return by wisely splitting their purchases among asset classes. Falling assets do not fall as hard as the rising assets, so there is a net gain over time. It is sometimes appropriate to maintain some debt as well, if a person's income is leveraged to inflation.
Q
Are there other parts to it?
A
Yes. For instance, shifting one's career to one that is benefitted by credit expansion
(and avoiding industries about to bust). There is no substitute for income.