Hello everyone! I’ve made some adjustments to my VIAC investment, bringing a fresh balance to my retirement portfolio. Last month, I added the VIAC Global 80 strategy, which I’m planning to hold long-term—probably until 2052—alongside my existing VIAC - Global 100.

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Diversified Strategy with Global 80

The introduction of the VIAC Global 80 strategy brings a diversified approach to my portfolio, with an 80% equity allocation complemented by Swiss corporate bonds, real estate, and gold. This mix aims to balance growth and stability over the long term, while diversifying risk across multiple asset classes.

For a detailed breakdown of this VIAC strategy, including the exact asset composition, feel free to check out my dedicate 🔍VIAC Global80 composition page.

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Continued Growth with Global 100

My VIAC Global 100 position continue to growth in my portfolio. Its almost entirely equity-based approach delivered strong results again this year, as dividends rose from $105.45 last year to $120.20—about a 14% increase. This steady growth helps me stay on track for my long-term goals and reinforces the effectiveness of this growth-focused strategy.

For more details on the VIAC Global 100 strategy, including its composition, you can visit the 🔍VIAC Global100 composition page.

VIAC Portfolio - Value & Deposit

With these two strategies, I’m confident that my 💰 VIAC portfolio is well-positioned for long-term success. By balancing growth with a diversified approach, I aim to navigate market fluctuations and maximize returns as I work toward my retirement goals for 2052.

💬 I’d love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions about my updated VIAC portfolio strategy. Your feedback is always welcome, and we’ll continue tracking this portfolio’s journey toward retirement!