Globally diversified low-cost index funds. Meaning not just US, S&P500 etc, but also Europe, developing markets, Nordics, «small cap» (ish) companies. That’s t

Globally diversified low-cost index funds. Meaning not just US, S&P500 etc, but also Europe, developing markets, Nordics, «small cap» (ish) companies. That’s the portfolio I’m using, anyway. No currency hedging and slightly underweight (but not majorly so) wrt. the US. Some US-based index fund strategies include only the US, but that leaves you less diversified. Though with better returns, historically. Not sure why you’re leaving index funds so underweight in your strategy; curious what options you’re considering. There aren’t a lot unless your strategy is more along the lines of wealth preservation.