Infographie finance sur l’allocation d’actifs par âge

Finance infographic titled "Asset Allocation by Age"; archetype: CONCEPT EXPLAINER with 5 numbered stages arranged vertically for an executive briefing. Include clear visual hierarchy, thin divider lines, simple icons, age progression timeline, and concise data callouts. Add these labeled blocks in English: 1) "Age 20–35" — "80% equities / 15% bonds / 5% cash" — caption: "Example only: higher growth focus with long time horizon and capacity for volatility." 2) "Age 36–50" — "65% equities / 25% bonds / 10% cash" — caption: "Illustrative example only: begin balancing growth with capital preservation as responsibilities rise." 3) "Age 51–60" — "50% equities / 35% bonds / 15% cash" — caption: "Example only: moderate allocation aims to reduce drawdown risk before retirement." 4) "Age 61–70" — "35% equities / 45% bonds / 20% cash" — caption: "Illustrative example only: income stability and lower volatility become more important." 5) "Age 70+" — "20% equities / 50% bonds / 30% cash" — caption: "Example only: defensive positioning may support liquidity needs and capital preservation." Add a separate example calculation panel: "Illustrative Rebalancing Example" — "100 units portfolio at age 40" — caption: "Example only: 65 units equities, 25 units bonds, 10 units cash; by age 60 shift to 50 / 35 / 15 through gradual rebalancing, not a forecast or recommendation." Add a small footer note block: "Key Principle" — "Risk typically declines with age" — caption: "Illustrative framework only; actual allocation depends on goals, income, liabilities, and risk tolerance." Visual style: minimal flat, monochrome professional palette, charcoal, slate gray, soft silver, off-white background, subtle contrast, precise spacing, understated executive mood. editorial finance magazine illustration, clean chart aesthetics, vector-clean infographic layout. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real bank / brokerage logos, no specific stock tickers as recommendations, no watermarks Example numbers labeled "illustrative" so readers do not treat them as forecasts. No real broker or bank logos. No specific stock tickers, crypto coins or fund names as buy recommendations.