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How Much of Your Portfolio Should Be International?

Owning only U.S. stocks has looked unbeatable — they’ve dominated global markets for over a decade. But will that always be the case? History shows leadership shifts. International markets offer diversification, new opportunities, and different cycles of growth. You’ll learn: 🧩 Why John Bogle disagreed with Vanguard — the company he created. 🧩 The real benefits (and limits) of international diversification. 🧩 My practical approach to mixing U.S. and international funds for performance, balance, and resilience. ➡️ Read the full article here: https://catchinguponinvesting.com/inv... ➡️ Drop your thoughts in the comments — how much international exposure do you have in your portfolio? What other questions do you want me to tackle? ➡️ If this helped, hit Subscribe for weekly videos on investing, financial freedom, and making smart money moves that actually work in real life. ––– Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:23 –John Bogle's View (Limitations of International) 1:35 – Vanguard's Perspective (Benefits of International) 4:41 – My Practical Allocation Mix ––– Links: 🔗 The book: Catching Up on Investing – From Debt to Freedom https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3VYBLSK 🔗 Bogle’s stance on International Stocks    • Why Jack Bogle Doesn't Own Non-U.S. Stocks   🔗 Vanguard Economist on International Stocks https://investor.vanguard.com/investo... 🔗 ETF Guide https://catchinguponinvesting.com/inv... 🔗 Investment Calculator https://catchinguponinvesting.com/inv... 🔗 Learn more: https://catchinguponinvesting.com/ ––– #InvestingBasics #IndexFunds #AssetAllocation #InternationalStocks #GlobalInvesting #PortfolioDesign #FinancialFreedom #CatchUpOnInvesting