Reported 8 months ago
According to statistics, young people's preferred financial tools include TWD/foreign currency deposits, TAIEX, savings-type insurance, and ETFs. However, their financial risk resistance is lower compared to other age groups. During the graduation season in June and July, Far Eastern Life recommends that new graduates should first establish basic security in their financial planning. They can gradually plan by focusing on three key points: 'Budget Management and Reasonable Planning,' 'Prioritizing Current Needs,' and 'Regularly Reviewing Insurance Policies.' By following the 6-3-1 rule of financial allocation, they can ensure their budget is allocated without affecting their lifestyle. It's important for young adults just entering the workforce to manage risks and prevention since their income is limited. By transferring risks, prioritizing current needs, and conducting regular insurance policy check-ups, they can prepare for unexpected events without disrupting their lives.
Source: YAHOO