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Isaac Chan
05 Mar 2019
Business at NUS
I feel both would be good for an investor looking for passive income. I think the more important question would be how much to allocate within your portfolio, and how to maximise the pros and cons of having these 2 investment products in your portfolio.
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HC Tang
04 Mar 2019
Financial Enthusiast, Budgeting at The Society
Both.
1) Bonds: works like loan to a company. When equity goes down, bond increase will go up so yo...
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Hello! I personally feel that whichever is better will depend entirely up to you. You should see which you are more comfortable in investing in.
I think it is ideal that you research on the pros and cons of each and then proceed to weigh the pros and cons to decide which maybe better for your personal investment strategy. It may also be good to invest in both as it will help to diversify your portfolio should you invest in both.