Romance and risks: How couples can invest without breaking up
About this episode
The episode discusses how couples with differing risk appetites can navigate investing together without jeopardizing their relationship.
When one partner is risk-averse and the other wants to chase growth, how do you find a middle ground? Tiger Fund Management’s Jeremy Tan joins Andrea Heng to share practical tips on bridging the risk gap, explain why documenting contributions is an act of care rather than a lack of romance and discuss how to stay united when the markets - and your portfolio - take a dip. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
People in this episode
Host: Andrea Heng
Guest: Jeremy Tan
Topics covered
- investing
- couples finance
- risk management
- financial planning
- relationship dynamics
Keywords
- investing
- risk-averse
- growth
- financial tips
- couples
- portfolio management
- market fluctuations
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Tiger Fund Management
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