I am
30.1% short term bonds/cash
23.3% Canada index
23.3% US index
23.3% Developed markets ex. NA index
...so similar to the Global Couch Potato portfolio on CCP. I consider this a strong home country bias (Canadian market is like 4% of world by market cap I believe) which is partly due to patriotism and partly tax considerations. I don't like that we're so focused on our financial and oil/gas sectors, but that's our country, what can you do.
The currency thing I'm not worried about - I'll happily own a basket of currencies in addition to ours, especially because I sometimes buy things from other countries and sometimes travel. If you are worried it's risky...what risk are you worried about, a highly appreciated CAD? That would be a great scenario for all of us early retirees with heavy CAD-biased portfolios and looking to travel. I worry more about the risk of CAD depreciating.
I weight the US and Developed indices the same because they have a similar market cap I believe.
Yeah you weight Canadian equities pretty heavily but maybe that's right for you, and it's nice to see you're not considering a drastic change. I have a personal policy where I only can change my allocation if I think it's the right thing to do for at least 2 months first. If I haven't changed my mind at all during that 2 months, then I make the change. I did make two changes in the last couple years.