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Anonymous

19 Aug 2022

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What is a good proportion (in terms of %) of your savings to be invested in equity/stocks

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Chris

21 Aug 2022

This % has to depend on one's age, risk tolerance and commitments. After setting aside an emergency fund and having the necessary insurance policies in place, a single individual no more than 34 yo may invest as high as 70% of savings in equities. If losed every cent invested, still have energy to restart/slog to earn back the funds.

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Fisherman

20 Aug 2022

Keep 10 months emergency fund and 30% opportunity fund in current market condition.

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Jun Bin Lim

20 Aug 2022

I think this really depends on your current age and risk tolerance. For me I'm 27M, just started wor...

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