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Update To The Boglehead Three Fund Portfolio For Singaporeans
By Fatty Finance  •  January 19, 2021
Early last year, I shared about a few variations of the The Boglehead three-fund portfolio for Singaporeans. The philosophy behind the three portfolio fund is simplicity and ease of implementation, lost cost and minimal maintenance. If you stick to the buy-and-hold approach, you may reap great returns. The template is pretty simple – you should have three funds:
  • Domestic Index Fund
  • International Index Fund
  • Bond Fund
The typical Singapore Three Fund looks like this:
  • SPDR STI ETF (E3S.SI) – Domestic
  • Vanguard FTSE All World UCITS ETF (VWRD.L) – International
  • ABF Singapore Bond Index ETF (A35.SI) – Bond
Personally, I have been trying one variation of it – where my fund allocation is something like this:
  • Vanguard Total China ETF (3169.HK) – denominated in HKD
  • Vanguard FTSE All World UCITS ETF Acc (VWRA.L) – denominated in USD
  • ABF Singapore Bond Index ETF (A35.SI) -denominated in SGD
So, here I am to share about my experience and why I am about to change my portfolio again....
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By Fatty Finance
My aim is to simplify finance and make it palatable for everybody. I gather only the freshest financial trends and topics, mix them together with economics, health, business, science and other quality ingredients and stew them over long hours to serve you the simplest and most wholesome meals. As this is a fairly new blog, I will be focusing on writing investment topics for now. I intend to talk about all aspects of personal finance and will continue to expand each sections as the blog grows.
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