Q: Dear Peter and team.
I am switching a $25,000 family plan RESP (for 2 kids ages 6 and 4) to a self-directed account and would like to create a diversified and safe portfolio. I plan on maximizing annual contributions and expect the government top up as well, so will add $6,000 per year. The funds will not be needed for 12 years and I am willing to weather some volatility. Do you think an 8-10 stock portfolio is a good starting point, with the annual lump sum contributions used to add 1 or 2 new positions each year? If so, could you recommend 8-10 stocks to be acquired over the next month or so?
Many thanks for an amazing service!
I am switching a $25,000 family plan RESP (for 2 kids ages 6 and 4) to a self-directed account and would like to create a diversified and safe portfolio. I plan on maximizing annual contributions and expect the government top up as well, so will add $6,000 per year. The funds will not be needed for 12 years and I am willing to weather some volatility. Do you think an 8-10 stock portfolio is a good starting point, with the annual lump sum contributions used to add 1 or 2 new positions each year? If so, could you recommend 8-10 stocks to be acquired over the next month or so?
Many thanks for an amazing service!