Marie Cassandra

24 Nov 2020

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I'm a 35 y/o newbie investor with zero experience in stocks/bonds/robo advisors. I have an access of $3-4k to invest per month - where do I start?

Hi experts, I currently have a few low-risk overseas funds that provides me with 6-8% dividends. Shall I stick to those or explore riskier (more fun?) avenues either locally or in the US?

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1M45

24 Nov 2020

What fund is that? Low risk 6-8% that is very attractive.
Normally 6-8 %, the price either stagnent or down trend.

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Hustler

24 Nov 2020

Try a balanced portfolio in Stashaway although their fees can be quite high or try Syfe’s Equity100 portfolio if you wanna have “more fun”.

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