Need advice on my post wedding asset allocation

[duckyboi]

Thanks Everyone (except Ervino) who has contributed so far:

Let's clear up some things:

My Fiancee's dad did not have to take an additional mortgage. But she did sign an IOU to her dad to the value of the property. This makes it 'enforcable' to a degree.

With regards to the plans for the property- It is actually a pretty valuable property but it's not exactly a property I would necessarily want to raise a family in. The plan is the property was bought by her dad with the view that there is En-Bloc Potential in the next few years, so hopefully it will be disposed soon.

The plan for our own property is, yes- It will be under my name and not my fiancee's so that we don't incur ABSD, and I will probably have to sign an IOU for any loan her dad gives us.

As for Ervino- he clearly doesn't understand how REITS work, so I am ignoring him entirely.

Can we get back onto the main topic of discussion?

 

[kingboonz]

Ervino and his freehold dreams

 

[havetheveryfun]

It is my stocks that (collectively as an asset class and taking the average) can't achieve this kind of return!

lol u wan to use this reason then properties collectively as an asset class and taking the average (if include properties from other countries apart from sg) also cant achieve your kind of returns.

 

[Yellowfin]

OT, getting out of topic from TS topic....

 

[JuniorLion]

The rich and capable don't talk about their wealth; not to mention coming to an online forum to talk about it.

Just ignore this kid.

 

[Mecisteus]

Luckily I never mention the value of my wealth here! Ha ha ha!

Uncle your face is really damn thick?

Those people in the list are rich but they are asking for help here.

You are rich but you are flaunting in here.

You don't understand the difference?

Go and get a life.