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Anonymous

01 May 2021

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With a monthly gross salary of $4,800 how should my diversify portfolio?

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  • CC bills (insurance + transport + expenses) ~$2,000

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  1. Understand your cashflow and networth first.

  2. Do you have an emergency fund of at least 6mth?

  3. Assuming your insurance coverage is sufficient, I will allocate 30% of salary to investment. 30% to savings if you have some milestones to achieve ie. start a family, new housing, investment war chest. This will need to tweak once you gain confident on investment.

  4. Set a medium and long term financial goal and understand your risk appetite and time duration.

  5. Try out the various instruments like bonds, stocks, etf, mutual funds, robo advisor, crypto etc.

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1) identify your financial goal, before buying anything.

  • How much is enough? What is your timeline?

  • determine the minimum amount you must contribute to your investment portfolio monthly.

  • you need to quantify your goal and how to excute. To have a feel if your plan is feasible to excute based on your expense, income, saving, human capital etc.

  • you may need to iterate your plan a few time. This is to ensure you are able to excute the plan consistently.

2) Asset Allocation

With you goal as a basis, you may want to allocate to different asset class, stocks, bond, reit, real estate, alternative investment. Debt should also include in asset allocation. At here, u decide how many % to allocate to different asset.

3) Product selection

Again with a meaningful goal establish, will look at different ETFs in term of sectors, geographic etc. or individual stocks for higher gain. Of course, you may just buy a very board base S&P500 which cover everything, or sector based ETFs to take advantage of sector rotation or if you have a longer timeline which can take on riskier individual stocks that yield higher return but more uncertainty during market volatility.

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