Allowable investments

Allowable investments refer to the types of assets or securities that an individual or organization can legally include in their investment portfolio, often regulated by laws, rules, or policy guidelines. These are investments that meet specific criteria for safety, risk, and compliance, ensuring they align with the investor’s goals and regulatory standards. Common allowable investments include stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and certain real estate or alternative assets, depending on the context. Essentially, they are the set of investment options permitted within a particular financial or regulatory framework.