There are three types of investment and financial management: bank securities insurance.
Common securities include stocks, bonds, futures and funds.
Excluding daily expenses according to income, 20% is deposited in the bank, 70% is invested, and 10% is insured.
Investment: Generally, investment risks can be adjusted according to psychological endurance, such as people under 40 years old.
60% do high-risk and high-yield wealth management products, such as stocks, funds, gold, futures and so on. 40% buying government bonds is less risky.
Insurance: First, critical illness insurance, followed by accident insurance, life insurance, and finally dividend insurance such as pension and children's education. If you have social security, you can reduce a certain proportion and buy some commercial insurance as a supplement to social security.