The Sunday Times dated 19 July 2015 carried an article containing advice for investors on what to invest in if they have $10,000, $20,000 and $100,000. I am rather surprised that the choice of investing one’s monies in units trust is recommended rather prominently under each of the investment amount category. I mean though I did not have good time with units trusts (in fact the $4,200 over liquidated non-profits from my first ever investment and in unit trusts prompted me into investing in stocks, if you can still recall from my story), it is not with a biased view that I perceive this article.
When it comes to your own monies, why leave it to others (and at the same time pay a recurrent “management fee”) for others to help manage and grow your monies? I always believe that when it comes to financial management, it will really be ......