QUOTE(gark @ Jan 5 2012, 12:41 PM)
If you only save, then with the low interest rate you get, sooner or later it get eaten up by inflation. You need to yield at least above the current inflation rate of 3%-5%.
For me I practice the following...
1 month Expenses in Cash form in SA - For Daily use
6 months Expenses in e-FD form (1 Month-Auto renew) - For emergency Use
The rest in investment, that is well diversified across equity, bonds and others. So if 'kena' 1 bad investment got another 9 other investment to backup. If you are conservative (scared to lose), put a majority of your investment in bonds and only some in high quality equity. With careful portfolio management, you can lower your investment risk substantially by diversification.
So far works well for me.
Asset Allocations For me I practice the following...
1 month Expenses in Cash form in SA - For Daily use
6 months Expenses in e-FD form (1 Month-Auto renew) - For emergency Use
The rest in investment, that is well diversified across equity, bonds and others. So if 'kena' 1 bad investment got another 9 other investment to backup. If you are conservative (scared to lose), put a majority of your investment in bonds and only some in high quality equity. With careful portfolio management, you can lower your investment risk substantially by diversification.
So far works well for me.
Jan 5 2012, 01:01 PM

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