Just saying my thoughts aloud.
Many of us here are pretty good investors. Why then should we transfer money to SA for 1.5% more returns when we are effectively locking money which otherwise could be used as a war chest during recessions, invest in undervalued companies or for monthly repayment (housing) if we run into a personal crisis.
I would personally forsake the 1.5% extra returns for flexibility
Many of us here are pretty good investors. Why then should we transfer money to SA for 1.5% more returns when we are effectively locking money which otherwise could be used as a war chest during recessions, invest in undervalued companies or for monthly repayment (housing) if we run into a personal crisis.
I would personally forsake the 1.5% extra returns for flexibility