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Anonymous

11 Apr 2020

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I am currently investing in $100/month in STI ETF, ABF Bond ETF and Robo-Advisers. Should I focus on increasing the monthly amount or expand my range to get exposure in other areas?

Should I diversify or increase my investing sum?

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Wrong Sean

11 Apr 2020

Do you mean $100/month in each of these?
Need to evaluate your transaction costs and see if there are overlaps in the portfolios.

In terms of market allocation, it looks ok without knowing any further details.

STI ETF - SG focus
ABF Bond - SG focus
Roboadvisors - US/Global focus (?)

With regards to increasing the amount, do ensure you have already covered your emergency fund and insurance needs first. Don’t overstretch.

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