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Extra Funds : Cash Management Fund vs Low Risk Investment
Hi Seedly Folks,
I have some funds aside for emergency funds into insurance saving accounts, 8 years + investment long term for houses, and insurance is already covered.
I am thinking to put the extra funds into low risk investment , (for example : Syfe low risk or StashAway) in the next 4-6 years. (I think that putting into Cash Management is a bit waste as I don't need the funds in the next 2 years or around as I can stomach that kind of risk level).
Do you think that would be good ?
Much appreciate your opinion folks.
Thank you.
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08 Jun 2021
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Tan Choong Hwee
06 Jun 2021
Solutions Specialist at Providend
I consider 4~6 years as mid term time horizon. Perhaps a 60% equity 40% fixed income portfolio can serve the purpose. You can go with any of the robo advisors for such portfolio.
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Baby Steps Finance
06 Jun 2021
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Since it's 4-6 years, and you have emergency savings, would you consider investing in higher-risk in...
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