What is your time horizon for Syfe Equity100? As you get older, how would you withdraw the funds and put it at a 'safer' place? - Seedly
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Asked 1w ago

What is your time horizon for Syfe Equity100? As you get older, how would you withdraw the funds and put it at a 'safer' place?

As someone who is using Syfe Equity 100, I am looking to not touch it for at least 10 years, but I am kinda lost of what I should do in the future as I grow older. Please enlighten me.

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    Answered 2d ago

    Hi there! That's a great question. Our wealth experts are in the best position to recommend you a plan that suits your goals and risk tolerance.

    One option some clients adopt is to move their Equity100 funds into Syfe REIT+ as they get older. The risk level for REIT+ is relatively lower and you'll get regular dividend payouts.

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    Answered 1w ago

    Perhaps until I have liabiilties, i will start to reduce allocation and redeploy to their global ARI portfolio which has bonds and gold for hedging.

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