Portfolio Asset Allocation

[JDF10986]

Hi everyone,
I'm in my early 30s and new to investing. I have recently created my investor policy statement. Below is my proposed stock/bond allocation based on risk tolerance and what is offered in my current 401k and IRA. I know there are my different ways to make a portfolio, is there anything glaringly wrong with what I plan to do?
Thanks for reading

Desired stock/bond mix is 75%/25%, separated as follows:
S&P 500 Index Fund = 40%
US Small-Cap Market Index fund = 4%
US Small-Cap Value Index fund = 8%
Total International Index Fund = 15%
REIT Index fund = 8%
Bond index fund = 25%

[Lithium]

Nothing glaringly wrong.

I would suggest combining S&P 500 and SC to TSM. TSM is basically 80% S&P500 and 20% MC and SC.

I would change the 4% and 8% to 5% and 10% and lop 5% off something else so you have rounder numbers.

[JDF10986]

My 401k doesn't have a TSM, so that's why I chose to invest in some small cap funds, in essence fill out what is missing from TSM.
Thanks for your response.

[VagabondMD]

Looks fine to me, too.

I might consider simplifying to:
S&P 500 40%
SCV 10%
International 15% (or 20%)
RE 10% (or 5%)
Bond 25%

...for rounder numbers, too.