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Over-allocation into cash results in returns shortfall: Manulife

Genevieve Cua

Published Wed, Jun 3, 2015 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

IT'S one step forward, half-step back for savers in Singapore and most of Asia, who are striving to built up their nest egg.

A study by Manulife Asset Management has found that over-allocation into cash has resulted in portfolio returns being eaten up by the costs of savers' financial goals.

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Over-allocation into cash results in returns shortfall: Manulife

Genevieve Cua

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LSEG reports in-line first quarter as Microsoft partnership progresses

Japan brokerage Daiwa’s Q4 profit more than doubles as markets recover

South Korea readies new system to detect illegal short-selling

Asia: Markets mixed as global rally stalls, eyes on yen

Singapore shares retreat at Thursday’s open; STI down 1.1%

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