Hmmm. My main comparison points never lost anywhere near 15% on the year (looking at the S&P 500, Russell 2000 for small caps, S&P Midcap 400, and a Vanguard International Equity fund). I wonder if some of those managed funds you have are both underperforming the market and eating you up with fees.
Generally, I think you could do yourself some good and reallocate a little bit, you are a bit underallocated on large caps and over allocated on small and mid, as far as domestic stocks go, and you also have a very large international allocation. Personally, I'd go for something like 60% domestic large cap, 20% domestic small and mid, 20% international, but that's me and you're you, though the 3 to 1 ratio of domestic large cap to small/mid is in line with most "total market" strategies.
Even if you like your mix, you would probably be well served to consolidate into the applicable index funds at each cap category and out of the managed growth and value funds. That will cut down your expenses while keeping your returns in line with the market.
