Investor Education

Investment Risk
Possibility that an investment's outcome will differ from the expected returns Chance that an investor loses a portion of their entire investment

Risk Return Tradeoff

The higher the risk that investor is willing to take, the higher potential returns they may receive as compensation. Given that this tradeoff provides no guarantee, an investor should still know their risk appetite.

Risk Tolerance
Amount of risk that investor is willing to take on
Types of Risk Tolerance

Aggressive

Experienced investors that take on huge risks and have enough capital to handle on losses

(E.g. Foreign Stocks, Global Funds, Cryptocurrency)

Moderate

Less risk-tolerant than aggressive investors; portfolio consists of risky and safe investments

(E.g. 50/50 or 40/60 Mixture of Stocks and Bonds, Mutual Funds)

Conservative

Investor takes the least risk in the market; goes for the safest option



(E.g. Cash and Fixed-Income Securities)

Budgeting

Spending plan that includes current and future income and expenses
Importance of Budgeting

Allows you to develop better spending habits

Helps you achieve your financial goals

Ensures that you are prepared for emergencies

Diversification

Investment strategy to reduce exposure to risk

Retail Treasury Bonds

Retail Treasury Bonds (RTBs) are fixed-income, peso-denominated, and medium- to long-term debt securities issued by the Republic of the Philippines through the Bureau of the Treasury. The RTBs are part of the government's savings mobilization program designed to make government securities available to retail investors
Why Invest in RTBs?

1.) RTBs provide investors a tool to diversify their investmenr portfolio

2.) RTBs will also be offered at a small minimum investment amount of only PHP 5,000

3.) Access to RTBs will be much easier as these will be available through the BTR's Online Ordering Facility and other mobile banking applications


For more information on the latest RTB issuance, please visit www.treasury.gov.ph or the BTR's Facebook page.

 Topics

Investment Risk
Budgeting
Diversification
Retail Treasury Bonds

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