facebookDoes it even make sense to put money in a savings account vs it in a highly liquid investment. I always hear to limit exposure but at the same time, "Investments always go up long run"? - Seedly

Anonymous

08 Sep 2020

General Investing

Does it even make sense to put money in a savings account vs it in a highly liquid investment. I always hear to limit exposure but at the same time, "Investments always go up long run"?

I am perplexed. I always here people saying to not put more than 50% of cash into investments or some conservative figure. At the same time, I lowkey get messages that investments will only go up.

I am asking this because at the moment, I have like 40% of my cash in savings account and I find it a waste while I watch my investment grow. Same time, articles are always saying investments will always go up long run, passive investing, etc etc

Should I just take this as "diversification",

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Lim Boon Tat

25 Aug 2021

Mathematics at Cambridge University

I think "most" market indexes will go up (although some are really really slow) in the long run, if ...

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