If you haven’t already done so, is it time to externalise your savings? Or is it too late to panic? We asked three top portfolio managers what they would do with R5m now.
A family that has R5m to invest should move it all offshore at once. When you’ve done that, invest the money in a balanced portfolio of US-listed blue-chip stocks...
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