Anonymous

29 Jan 2022

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General Investing

Should I invest 80% of my savings? Thinking of keeping enough for expenses since money earning peanuts in savings account.

Currently single, no plans for big purchases like housing and marriage for now. In a full time job. Insurance and emergency funds settled. Have around 1000 each month to save/invest

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Connie

02 Feb 2024

I think it is fine as long as you are not investing into overly risky products like crypto.

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1M45

29 Jan 2022

Yes. All in. I invested 80-90% of my income per mth too.

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