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40 per cent stocks, 30 per cent robo-advisors, 10 per cent cryptocurrency and 20 per cent cash. What does your investment portfolio look like? These Singaporeans reveal their portfolios and the reasons behind the allocation.
When it comes to investing, there is no one size fits all. Every portfolio differs depending on your investment preferences, risk appetite and financial situation. It could also be affected by other factors such as ease of getting started, minimum investment amounts required or what your friends and family are currently investing in.
In this edition of SingSaver’s Money Confessions, we get nine different people to divulge their portfolio allocation. Check out if any of the portfolios below mirror yours! You might even take inspiration from their portfolios as you curate your own.