facebookHow much should one have in investments & liquid savings at age 27/28? Like a benchmark? Any peers my age can share some numbers? Currently I have about 105k or so in both investments + savings. - Seedly

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Anonymous

29 Mar 2022

General Investing

How much should one have in investments & liquid savings at age 27/28? Like a benchmark? Any peers my age can share some numbers? Currently I have about 105k or so in both investments + savings.

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Not a lot because if you buy a house, the down payment will eat in

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Daniel Chua

01 Apr 2022

Digital Audio Visual Production (Nitec) at ITE

Hi anon,

Not capping

But currently my NW at 26 is about plus minus 300k (not counting CPF) depending on whats Bitcoin doing with about 20k debt (cause i went crazy and bought a couple of random usless purchase). because I been stuck under 1 mil since 2017 so like i guess i was having a mid life crisis moment.

Current asset allocation

ETF (Single country and reglional ETF like Europe, Latin america, Asia) 13.95%

Commodity 19.08%

Liquid cash 4.58%

Crypto 66.04% (Started in crypto so main bags are from left over)

Dont really do single company stocks because in my opinion the ETF are to derisk my crypto holding.

Hope it helps.

I dont earn much on my dayjob less then 35k a year. so yeap Crypto is crazy and fun

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Aven

01 Apr 2022

Treasury Associate at MP

I think a good benchmark to think of is 100K before 30 which you have already achieved so good for you.

However, from here on, there are other considerations like big ticket items coming in the next few years? Maybe marriage or getting a house etc. You will need to figure out how much liquid cash you want to budget. Additionally, you should still be planning for your retirement.

As long as you continue to live below your means and invest, you will have a solid background in the next 10 years depending on how much you invest.

You should follow @thewokesalaryman. They address this issue really well. Note that I am not affiliated with them.

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