Anonymous

03 Oct 2020

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Hi there, I have invested in nikko AM and ABF SG bond fund. 100 and 700 per month respectively through POSB and DBS. Is it sustainable?

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Frankie Rappaport

03 Oct 2020

For successful investing

global diversification is recommended.

bonds/bond ETFs traditionally were the 'safe' and stable portfolio components.

Nowadays their generall value is much debated.

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Yi

03 Oct 2020

You may consider to review your overall expenditure and evaluate whether the amount stand a sufficient percentage that you are willing to invest based on your monthly income.

If you think that the investment is not sustainable based on your current risk appetite and time horizon, you should reevaluate the existing investment amount and look for alternative (such as robo advisor).

Most importantly DYODD, as those invested amount should be the amount that you are willing to lose. All investment carry risk, need to understand whether the risk is within your comfortable range.

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Yang Teng

03 Oct 2020

I'm not sure if you meant something else. Sustainability would depend on your monthly cash flow. If ...

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