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Anonymous

02 Apr 2024

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General Investing

My 5 yr bond just matured, any suggestion what to invest in? Bonds/etf or stocks? I am 80% invested in etf, 10% in stocks and 10% in bonds (SSB).

Any specific products to invest?

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Ellena

6d ago

It really depends on your risk profile. For me, as I'm still deciding and shopping for what to invest. I put my money in chocolate finance first with 3.6% for the first 20K, 3.2% for the next 30K. I think it's quite good if I don't know what I want yet but don't want to put in 0.05% savings interest

https://share.chocolate.app/nxW9/qhhg2b7y (check it out!)

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Francis

01 May 2024

It depends on your risk profile.

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Eddy

16 Apr 2024

Ssb

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cctzjd

10 Apr 2024

Own time own target at Self Employed

Money markets funds can be considered

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Jjor

08 Apr 2024

Can consider unit trust or ILP , because you can choose your own mixture of class assets in differen...

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