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Why is there uninvested cash on my investment account?
Why is there uninvested cash on my investment account?

You may have noticed some cash sitting in your investment account. Find out how it supports a well-balanced investment strategy.

Laurène Soubrier avatar
Written by Laurène Soubrier
Updated over a year ago

You may have noticed some cash sitting in your investment account and wondered how it serves your portfolio. Rest assured, it's all part of a well-thought-out investment strategy tailored to your financial goals. 💰

Here's why you might spot some higher cash amount in your Selma account:

Your investment is intentionally diversified across a broad range of ETFs. Diversification is crucial as it helps balance risk.

Now, each ETF has a minimum transaction size requirement: at least 1 unit. Consequently, there might be instances where Selma needs to patiently wait until there's enough cash in your investment account to execute the next transaction. ⏳

Remember, Selma is designed to create a balanced and effective investment journey for you. The goal is to keep the amount of uninvested cash at a minimum (approximately around 1% of your investments).

If you're planning to make additional deposits to gradually build up your investments over time, you can find more detailed information in our article here:

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