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Where to invest $200k for <30 years old apart from robo-advisors?
I do not wish to invest in Robo-advisors as I already have $100k in Robos
I am wondering would OCBC Premier Banking be suitable for me as the requirements is just nice $200k and I already have a few savings under SRS in that bank that would allow me to use their services.
I generally do not want to dive into stocks that requires me to monitor as I do not have a lot of time and prefer something unmanaged.
I am not looking for long term investments as well as I need to buy a HDB soon. Hence, looking for somewhere to place this money.
Thank you!
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You can just look at broad market index ETFs like
VOO/VUG for US
MCHI/ASHR/KWEB for China
VT for the world
DCA since you prefer a more passive approach while not investing via Robos. But do note the ETFs your robos are investing in, they are probably all positively correlated anyway.
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OCBC Premier Banking - good choice since you’re not someone who wish to dive into monitoring stocks ...
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