Anonymous

25 Mar 2020

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What investment/savings acct options are there for my elderly aunt who wants capital protection on her $50k rather than keeping them in fix deposits?

What would be a good liquidated investment that she can be looking at?

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Tan Kel Vin

25 Mar 2020

Financial YouTuber at Kelvin Learns Investing

If capital protection is important, you can sacrifice growth and invest into bond etf like AGG, for example, giving a yield of about 3%

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