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Should Gold Be Your Safe Haven Investment?

Eng Meei Yu, Co-Founder and Executive Director, MyFP Services

14-Apr-22 09:30

Should Gold Be Your Safe Haven Investment?

During times of volatility and uncertainty, gold is seen as a safe haven investment to protect your wealth. But apart from that, what real value does it really have to your investment portfolio and how should you position it? Sim Wie Boon speaks to licensed financial planner Eng Meei Yu, Co-Founder and Executive Director of MyFP Services on why people buy gold during uncertain times and how we should value it. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Sim Wie Boon


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Categories:  personal development,  personal finance,  investments,  trends and forecasts

Tags:  gold,  safe haven assets,  investment strategy,  investment portfolio,  financial planning, 


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