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Shengshi Chiam, CFA
04 Jun 2020
Personal Finance Lead at Endowus
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Depends on what your risk appetite and financial goals are and how much time that you have to achieve them.
You could do a projection of how much your SA will grow over time, given that the interest rate is fixed/known.
If you are aiming for BRS, FRS or ERS, and a large portion can be achieved via SA, you may want to shift some of your OA to Endowus, given the time frame and risk profile.
In this way, you are splitting your risk between SA and Endowus while achieving your goals.
Do a self assessment first.
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