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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Should I close my Navigator (Aviva's Unit Trust) account which is losing money?

I recently put my first 8k into navigator, Aviva's unit trust. But it has been losing a lot of money. It just lost another $200 since last week. Gonna be down to 7k soon. Should i close the account?

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Hariz Arthur Maloy

17 Oct 2018

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

It's Red October. Everyone's losing money.

Also, Navigator is a B2B platform, that means you have an advisor managing your portfolio. You need to check what you're investing in and if your fundamentals and objective is sound.

If you're investing for long term, why call it quits so soon?

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