Anonymous

11 Jun 2020

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General Investing

You mentioned to set aside 10% to invest in the index, would you recommend an even higher percentage?

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Chris Chong

11 Jun 2020

It depends on your risk appetite and your needs during those time. If you have a higher disposable income, you can consider a higher percentage. Afterall life is a journey.

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