ASSET SHUFFLING

asset shuffling ˈasset ˌshuffling also ˈasset-ˌchopping noun [uncountable]

FINANCE when a company reorganizes its assets, for example by splitting up businesses and creating new businesses, in the belief that this can improve their value:

asset shuffling UK US noun [U] (also asset chopping)

► FINANCE the fact of an investor changing the way their investments are organized, in order to make as much money as possible: »

No amount of asset shuffling is going to deliver you a comfortable retirement if you don't invest enough cash over the years.