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I will be holding it for 10 years at the very least, so will it matter if I start now or after the COVID-19 situation improves?
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Eliezer
08 May 2020
Content & Community Lead at Syfe
Cheryl Cheng
08 May 2020
Business Development Manager at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore
You have got to ask yourself if you are investing a lumpsum or doing month contributions.
I don't think it matters either way because you are buying at a low and holding it out for a 10 years horizon.. If you have a lump sum then great as market historically proves that it will self recover over time! If you are doing monthly contribution, you'll just be effectively using the dollar cost averaging strategy to manage time and price risk. So that shouldnt be a problem.
My suggestion to you is to have a regular contribution. Waiting is a waste of time to compound your money. Its a known fact that covid is going to be here to stay and at least for another 2 years. So get started!
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