The process of building a strong, robust portfolio can be long and time-consuming.

Investors need to understand their personal risk tolerance as well as their investment goals and objectives in order to build a productive and resilient portfolio.

When I speak to investors, two types tend to emerge: those who lean more toward a growth-oriented portfolio, and those who prefer a yield or income approach.

I decided to explore how investors could construct two different portfolios using a total sum of S$50,000.

These will take into account portfolio allocation as well as the availability of cash. Through these two examples, I hope to illustrate that it does not take a huge amount of effort or imagination to build a portfolio. With either strategy, investors need to be mindful of the risks and monitor the ongoing business developments that could affect each company.

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