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Anonymous

04 Aug 2020

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General Investing

Hi is 10% of asset in bonds too risk adverse for a 27 year old? I have a full time job, no debt and no obligations (single).?

I locked in quite good rates for SSB and astrea but i feel like there could be more potential in US growth stocks. Should i reduce it to 5%? Thank you.

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Lee John

04 Aug 2020

Depends on your investment objective. Do not just blindly chase after returns and go full into equities or alternative investment. Set a target or objective first then work towards it.

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