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Lin Yun Heng
01 Aug 2020
Senior Analyst at Delphi
This is a timely question. I actually wrote an article about how you can invest 10k here. If you are lazy to do much monitoring, active investing aka DIY investing should be out of the equation for you. You will be better off investing through Robo Advisors such as Syfe and Stashaway. I did a comparison of the 2 here so you can see which one is more suitable for you.
I am guessing you are a young investor in your 20s just like me so my personal take will be to pump this 10k into Syfe Equity100 and deploy the remaining into a warchest like Singlife 2.5% if market were to crash so you can pump in even more.
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Bryan
01 Aug 2020
Data Management & Financial Analytics at EDHEC Business School
Sounds like you can go for the high-risk portfolio selection on Stashaway! Stashaway helps you to rebalance your portfolio based on their ERAA - Economic Regime-based Asset Allocation strategy thus you will not be required to perform a lot of hands-on monitoring of your portfolio.
There are other robo-advisors out there as well. Do check out the robo-advisor review page at : https://seedly.sg/reviews/robo-advisors
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Hi, Personally I will recommend you StashAway!
In StashAway, you're able to create a portfolio for "general investing" "Goal-based investing" as well as "SG Income Portfolio"
Use my referral link and we both will have 10k managed free for 6 months!
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IWDA, this is a diversified ETF. Hold lots of companies from different countries and sector....
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