Before investing in any unit trust, investors are advised to evaluate and determine their own individual financial needs and goals. Once these financial goals are quantified, investors can then construct a practical investment portfolio to achieve these goals. The choice of fund would then depend on the following key aspects of the investment portfolio:
1) Investment objectives/Risk-return targets
What annualised returns do I need to achieve my financial goals? Can I tolerate the risk associated with these return targets?
2) Time horizon
What is my investment time horizon? Can I leave my money there without drawing from it over the next few years? Can I afford to invest or maintain my investment portfolio?
3) Asset allocation
What is the optimal asset mix for my investment portfolio to achieve my investment objectives?
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Choosing The Right Funds
Labels: unit trust, investment
financial needs,
goals,
investment portfolio,
portfolio allocation,
Time horizon
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