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Investment Case - Group 8

The investment case outlines the financial goals and strategies for a middle-aged high-level manager in Vietnam, focusing on creating a financial safety net, funding children's education, and planning for retirement. Key recommendations include diversifying investments in real estate, equity, fixed income securities, and maintaining an emergency fund to address current financial challenges related to education and healthcare. The proposed portfolio allocation emphasizes long-term growth while ensuring liquidity and stability for immediate needs.

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Investment Case - Group 8

The investment case outlines the financial goals and strategies for a middle-aged high-level manager in Vietnam, focusing on creating a financial safety net, funding children's education, and planning for retirement. Key recommendations include diversifying investments in real estate, equity, fixed income securities, and maintaining an emergency fund to address current financial challenges related to education and healthcare. The proposed portfolio allocation emphasizes long-term growth while ensuring liquidity and stability for immediate needs.

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INVESTMENT CASE - GROUP 8

Case in Chapter 2:
Age: Middle-aged
Marital Status: Traditional family with 3 generations
Occupation: High-level manager of a State Agency
Dependents: 2 high school – children and Elderly and frail parents
Location: Class 1-urban in Vietnam
I. Introduction:
1. Personal/Family Goals:

- Short-term: Create a financial safety net and fund children's education expenses.

- Medium-term: Plan for retirement and support elderly parents' healthcare needs.

- Long-term: Generate wealth for future generations and enjoy a comfortable


lifestyle.

2. “Pay yourself first”:


- Retirement Planning: As a middle-aged individual, it's essential to ensure
your financial security during retirement. By allocating a portion of your
income to retirement savings as the first priority, you are safeguarding your
own future.
- Emergency Fund: Your family setup, with dependent children and elderly
parents, makes having an emergency fund crucial. By paying yourself first, you
can create and maintain an emergency fund that provides a financial safety net
for unexpected expenses.
- Education for Children: With high school children, educational expenses are
significant. By allocating a portion of your income for your children's
education as a priority, you can better plan for their future and ensure their
access to quality education.
- Care for Elderly Parents: Caring for your frail parents is not only a
responsibility but also a financial commitment. Paying yourself first means
ensuring you have the means to provide them with the necessary care and
medical attention.
- Savings and Investments: Beyond immediate expenses and obligations,
allocating a portion of your income for savings and investments can help grow
your wealth over time, allowing you to better support your family's long-term
financial needs.

3. Current Financial Problems:

- Expensive education expenses for high school children.


- Healthcare expenses for elderly parents.

II. Reasons to make selection: (Huyền)


- Education: They have two high school kids, so they need to ensure their
children will get the best education to get a good-income job in the future.
- Real estate investments:
● Real estate investing is safe and secured by the asset itself — the
building.
● Diversify their portfolio.
● Provide a steady income stream and long-term growth potential.
● In the future, they can pass down to their children.
- Healthcare:
● They have elderly and frail parents => their parents may suffer
from different diseases.
● Prepare for emergencies that may happen in the future.
- Cash and emergency fund:
● Prepare for emergencies that may happen in the future (job loss,
repairs for house or cars, tax bill, ...)
- Equity investments:
● Equity funds tend to generate the highest returns among all
kinds of investments.
● Equity funds are cost-efficient because they can be a shareholder
in various companies through small investments without a high
capital requirement.
● Equity funds offer investors to choose between growth and
dividend plans. For those who do not opt for a dividend plan,
their profits are reinvested, while those who seek dividend
income are paid.
- Fixed income securities:
● Provide steady interest income to investors.
● Reduce risk in an investment portfolio
● Protect investors against volatility or fluctuations in the market.
III. Potential Gain/Loss:

- 1 year: Real estate investments may yield rental income, fixed deposits provide
stable returns, stocks and mutual funds may experience moderate gains or losses,
while education and healthcare funds will be utilized.

- 5 years: Real estate investments' value may appreciate, fixed deposits and
stocks/mutual funds can generate significant returns, education and healthcare funds
may be utilized.
- Longer term: Real estate investments can accumulate wealth, fixed deposits can
grow, stocks/mutual funds provide higher returns, and education and healthcare funds
continue to support short-term goals.

IV. Suggestion
1. Portfolio

Long-term investment
Real estate 4.000.000.000 VND
Stocks 400.000.000 VND
VIC 200.000.000 VND
VCB 100.000.000 VND
FPT 100.000.000 VND
Life insurance 1.200.000.000 VND
Short-term investment
Gold accumulation 300.000.000 VND
Mid Cap Stocks 100.000.000 VND
Total 6.000.000.000 VND

2. Allocation

1. Cash and Emergency Fund (10%): Allocate 2 billion VND to a readily accessible
savings account or emergency fund. This provides liquidity for any immediate
financial needs or unforeseen expenses.

2. Fixed Income Securities (30%): Invest 6 billion VND in fixed income securities
such as government bonds or corporate bonds. This allocation provides a stable
income stream and relatively lower risk compared to other investments. Potential
gains over 1 year can be around 5%, while gains over 5 years and longer can range
from 6-8% annually.

3. Real Estate (20%): Invest 4 billion VND in real estate properties. This can be in the
form of residential or commercial properties with potential rental income and capital
appreciation. Real estate investments can provide a steady income stream and long-
term growth potential. However, it's crucial to conduct thorough research and due
diligence before investing to minimize potential risks.
4. Equity Investments (30%): Allocate 6 billion VND to a diversified equity portfolio.
This can include investing in individual stocks, mutual funds, or exchange-traded
funds (ETFs). By investing in a variety of sectors and companies, the portfolio can
achieve capital appreciation and potential dividend income. However, equity
investments come with higher volatility and risks, so it's important to have a long-term
investment horizon of 5 years or more. Potential gains over 1 year can be around 10-
15%, while gains over 5 years and longer can range from 12-15% annually.

5. Education and Health (10%): Allocate 2 billion VND towards education and health
expenses. Set aside this amount to cover any future educational costs for the children
or potential health-related expenses for the elderly parents.

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