Thanks guys for your reply. I really appreciate.
I will go for that and let you know how I'm going.

Yes, I think it's prudent for most people to build up a liquid (i.e., cash) emergency fund with six months' to one year's expenses before they start investing in the PP or any other investment strategy. You definitely want your emergency fund to be as easily accessible as possible, so make it cash ...

Yannou, what currency do you get paid in? And is living and spending money in Thailand going to be for a long time, or are you going back to Europe eventually? Your savings is in Euros. When do you want to spend your portfolio money? In a few years to buy an apartment or a car? Or for when you are ...

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Hi TennPaga, Thanks for your reply. The reason you're confused is because I'm confused also. I've just finished that book. And I just want to to put action on it. From my understanding, I need: -25% cash, -25% gold, -25% bonds, -25% stocks. For now, I've got already 1 yr of savings. I'm just trying ...

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dualstow wrote: Well, you yourself said you wanted it in cash.
Are you living in Canada? France? Hopefully some European pp investors will chime in with suggestions for an appropriate fund.

Well for now I'm living in Thailand.
But I've got some back account in France...

Thanks guys for your reply.
I'm gonna love this forum.

So dualstow, your advice is to keep that 1 year spending in bank? In cash?
I was planing to invest it in a secure fund. Where I can withdraw anytime I would need it.

Hi guys,
I'm pretty new. Just finished that book. Amazing one...
BTW I'm french, with a terrible accent.

I'm looking to save a 1 year spending in cash.
Wanted to invest in VTI.

Not sure is VTI is this:
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Any better option?

Thanks,
Yann