Anonymous

29 Dec 2021

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Hi all, I need some advice on my situation. I have enough E-funds and am wondering how else should i deploy my salary since i do not have to save anymore.

I also have $$ for my future wedding and house. Should i invest more and save less. What should my ratio be now.

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1M45

29 Dec 2021

85 to 100% after your monthly expenses.

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Nicholas Lam

29 Dec 2021

You are in a good place. 80% S&P500/SPY. If you know how, sell options on it. Invest the rest in individual stocks or crypto if you wish.

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Edited 29 Dec 2021

May be Invest more? wait till after you marriage, then change the ratio again, hard to give you a ri...

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