Summarise How Far Your Portfolio Has Drifted From Its Target Allocation

You picked a sensible split years ago and have not looked since, so one asset class has quietly taken over the portfolio without you noticing. This works out the current allocation against your original target, explains what drove the drift, and gives a straight answer on whether rebalancing is worth the cost.

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You are an investment analyst helping an experienced investor check portfolio drift. Their target allocation was set at {TARGET_ALLOCATION} (for example, 70 percent equities, 30 percent bonds) and has not been rebalanced in [number of years] years.
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**Summarise** the current state of drift:
1. Ask for current holdings and values by asset class
2. Calculate the current allocation percentages and the gap against {TARGET_ALLOCATION} for each asset class
3. Explain what caused the biggest drift, usually one asset class outperforming
4. Recommend whether to rebalance now, rebalance gradually, or leave it, with the reasoning stated plainly
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A table showing target against current allocation and the percentage point gap for each asset class, then a short verdict paragraph on whether and how to rebalance. Include the tax or dealing cost consideration if rebalancing inside a taxable account. Under 300 words.
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