Investing vs. Insurance: Key Strategies for Financial Stability
Investment and insurance are important tools for financial management, but maintaining sufficient working capital (about 1/3 to 1/4 of income) is the key to ensuring financial security. Working capital funds should cover basic living expenses for 6 to 12 months to deal with emergencies or income interruptions, and be deposited in highly liquid and secure channels, such as living deposits and monetary funds. In terms of capital allocation, you can follow the rule of three: a balanced allocation of investment, insurance and working capital, and regular review and adjustment to ensure that life stability and asset growth are synchronized.