Investment Risk Profile
The general rule of investment thumb for risk profiling is the following:
Take your current age, and using that as a percentage. That is the amount which should be invested in less riskier instruments such as bonds or money market cash. Generally speaking 15% should be invested in a liquid cash-providing instrument – money market or bank account. The balance should be used in equities. So for a 35-year old person, their allocation should look like this:
Cash | 15% |
Bonds | 35% |
Equity | 50% |
All Items | 100% |
Download a Risk Profile Document which will show you what type of investor category you fall into and give us a call on 021 674 5030 to set up an appointment.