QUOTE(Gary1981 @ Feb 28 2013, 11:02 AM)
We (husband & wife) has not much investment portfolio and these years just saved and accumulated emergency fund of 16 months of our total gross income. All into FD and ASB only.
We have one children, and one to be due end this year.
My question is:
1.) Do i still continue keep saving or shall i start to invest in shares, properties & etc? Do 16 months emergency funds sufficient for rainy days?
You 16month emergency fund is definitely sufficient. I wouldnt keep that much, as if the fund is sitting idle, it may impede your other investment return.We have one children, and one to be due end this year.
My question is:
1.) Do i still continue keep saving or shall i start to invest in shares, properties & etc? Do 16 months emergency funds sufficient for rainy days?
Actually if your or your spouse parents can be depended on financially, you may need a lot less emergency fund to start with.
Start investment as early as possible, and invest in things you are most familiar with, and make sure your investment has return at least 2x FD rate, otherwise 'inflation' will just eat into all your returns.
Feb 28 2013, 03:36 PM

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