Thread by @ONaija_investor

Nothing stopping you from having more than one .Portfolio.

1. Dividend growth Portfolio for retirement ( Passive Income) e.g , , , , , , , 40%

2. Growth Portfolio- , , , 30%

3. ETF growth Portfolio: back up for your Portfolios above.. most also pay dividends - , , , , 30%

Total - 100% Investment

ETFs provides
An easier way to diversify your investment by sectors or the entire stock market.

You can seperate these collections in these accounts @ChakaStocks ;
@trovefinance; @investbamboo

Or better still have them all together in one account.
It all up to your personalize strategy.
Consistency is key to investing.
Have a plan and execute diligently!!!.

Let say you have #100,000 to invest.
1. #40,000 for dividend Portfolio
2. #30,000 for Growth Portfolio
3. #30,000 for ETF growth Portfolio
#dividendincome
#passiveincome

Then you can put in smaller amounts every months.

To ensure your cost basis is cheaper you can Dollar Cost Average on a monthly basis.
Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy in which an investor divides up the total amount to be invested across periodic purchases of a target asset to reduce volatility.