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Anonymous

25 Jan 2021

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How should I set aside $60k to invest for my child's education in 20 years time? I'm down to these three choices currently: Syfe equity100, Unit trust or 50-50 in each?

I plan to set aside $60k to invest for my child's education in 20 years time. I'm down to these choices currently:

1) Syfe Equity100
2) Unit Trust (any recommendations?)
3) 50% each in (1) and (2)?

For either of the options, I plan to hold for about 15 yrs then slowly drawdown to cash or bonds.

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Allson Chng

19 Oct 2021

All in TESLA.

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Syfe

25 Jan 2021

Given that your investment horizon is pretty long (15 - 20 years), you could invest solely in Equity100. The portfolio's aim is to provide higher returns over the long term. If you're comfortable with the inevitable short-term volatility that will happen over the next 20 years, Equity100 alone could be a good choice.

You can also consider doing a 50 - 50 split between Equity100 and Syfe REIT+ for additional diversification. Our wealth experts are in the best position to recommend how you can allocate your funds to meet your goals. Do schedule a free call with them here.

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19 Jan 2021

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