Is a 40% low risk, 40% medium risk, 20% high risk investment allocation good? 

The investment world often emphasizes diversification, with the 40/40/20 allocation (40% low-risk, 40% medium-risk, 20% high-risk assets) serving as a popular starting point. This approach balances potential growth with risk mitigation.
However, what if your goal is steady, consistent growth with a focus on calculated risk management?
This week on Yap’s Money Life Show, we’ll explore:
• Is a 40% low risk, 40% medium risk, 20% high risk investment allocation good? (0.03)
• Is a living trust that promises 7-10% return risky? (1.56)
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About Yap Ming Hui
Yap Ming Hui, a licensed fee-charging financial planner, is a regular columnist in major newspapers and bestselling author of 8 personal finance books in Malaysia. Whitman, the financial advisory company founded by Yap in 2000, has served thousands of satisfied clients who have paid for advisory services.
For more information, visit Whitman's website at www.whitman.com.my
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