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Is asset allocation still the best strategy for investors? by Julie Ellenbecker-Lipsky, CFP, Vice president, CEO and lifetime planning financial advisor for Ellenbecker Investment Group, Inc.

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Asset allocation only works if you have the proper model portfolio. This is determined by evaluating your goals, risk tolerance and time horizon. There is no one size fits all approach to asset allocation.

With March Madness (the NCAA men's basketball tournament) nearing its completion, some companies may look at sagging productivity reports for the month of March.