Sharon Lee

25 May 2019

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I'm current on StashAway and POSB Saver Invest Nikko AM. What should I look at to diversify my portfolio now?

Whats next? First year into my job, 200 in stashaway 200 in posb saver invest nikko am. I'm willing to take out another 200 to invest. Where should I look into now? Diversify my portfolio? Put in more to stash and nikko? Let me know your thoughts!

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Harvey Tan

25 May 2019

Depends what is your investment objectives.

If you are looking to enhance the growth element of your portfolio, you can consider investing into US or China/APAC, check out the following ETFs for broad market coverage;

Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) - NYSE

iShares Core MSCI AC Asia ex Japan Index ETF (3010.HK) - HKEX

Vanguard Total China Index ETF (3169.HK) - HKEX

Recommended Brokerage : Interactive Broker

Check out Shiny Things Thread on Hardwarezone

Not sure what is your risk index in Stashaway, assuming it is the most aggresive (with the least of bond allocation), you can look at Nikko AM SGD Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF, for some bond allocation.

I like this particular ETF becasue it is not overly conservative and it should provide some decent yield spread over Singapore treasauries.

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