How do I account for liquidity risk?

Make sure you have set up proper emergency "rainy day" fund and the money you investing with is money you wouldn't need to touch in 6-12 months.

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To avoid liquidity risk, firstly make sure that you have an emergency fund, which shall cover about 4-6 months of expenses. This fund may be placed in a savings bank account so that the capital is safe, and the money can be used as and when a requirement arises.
The rest of the capital can be used for investments. However, all of the excess capital should not be parked in one particular asset class. Diversification in the portfolio to include ETFs, REITS, cryptocurrencies among others, shall reduce the liquidity risk in the portfolio and provide better returns with a lower overall risk. A robo-advisor can provide the benefits of a diversified portfolio without charging an exorbitant fee.
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