Daily Poll: Come and pick your favorite stock-bond ratio

How much of your money should be in stocks vs. bonds? The right answer depends on many things, including your experience level, age, and the investment philosophy you plan on using. 

Because of Its good historical track record of delivering equity-like returns while lessening the risk of serious annual portfolio drawdowns, the classic 60/40 rule has been popular since 1928. 

However, since the accelerating inflation and bonds' lower future returns, some people suggest that 80/20 may be a better option.