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Lump sum or RSP in Endowus? What kind of fund holdings? Would you leave a sum of money in war chest in case of market drop?
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Zac
25 Jan 2021
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Hello!
Framework to help with your decision:
What's your aim with the investment? If wealth accumulation, go for equities. If wealth preservation, pick a more conservative portfolio, maybe 60-40 bonds-equities.
How much you have to invest? If it's a substantial amount, deploying it as a lump-sum may increase your returns in the long run.
How long you investing for? This affects your ability to tolerate volatility. The longer your investment horizon, the more volatility you can take on.
What's your tolerance for volatility like? If you personally can't stand seeing your investment swinging up and down, go with DCA. Otherwise, lump-sum will allow your money to start earning returns earlier.
Regarding warchest, I'd rather deploy all my money now. Consider diverting a small sum of your subsequent salary every month to your warchest instead. When your Black Swan / market correction does happen, you can deploy it. No right or wrong method to this.
Fund holdings: Endowus' philosophy is to diversify globally. Just stick with that. If you don't want that, you can choose Fund Smart. They curate a selection of funds for you to construct a DIY portfolio.