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Stop Waiting for Redevelopment: Sell the Home, Cut Losses, and Switch to a 433/802 Allocation

A 47-year-old family exits a loss-making presale home, corporate bonds, and savings insurance while using NT$14 million in 4-3-3 and NT$15 million in 8-0-2 allocations.

Published
Jan 23, 2026
Total duration
5:33
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CLEC Investment & Wealth

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Video Overview

The listener transferred a presale contract at an approximately NT$600,000 loss, redeemed five-year corporate bonds at about a 10% loss, and began unwinding lower-return savings insurance. The household reports about NT$800,000 in annual spending and NT$1.8 million in the listener's income. His financial assets are about NT$14 million in a 4-3-3 mix, while his wife favors an 8-0-2 mix with roughly NT$15 million available, alongside three properties. The speaker says spouses can use different suitable allocations. For a rental property over 50 years old and awaiting urban renewal, the speaker favors evaluating a sale and moving funds to long-term index assets to reduce opportunity cost. The page distinguishes reported facts from the speaker's assumptions. Any allocation, borrowing, retirement, property, or tax decision requires independent review of contracts, fees, law, cash flow, and risk capacity.

Key Takeaways

  • The listener transferred a presale contract at an approximately NT$600,000 loss, redeemed five-year corporate bonds at about a 10% loss, and began unwinding lower-return savings insurance.
  • The household reports about NT$800,000 in annual spending and NT$1.8 million in the listener's income. His financial assets are about NT$14 million in a 4-3-3 mix, while his wife favors an 8-0-2 mix with roughly NT$15 million available, alongside three properties.
  • The speaker says spouses can use different suitable allocations. For a rental property over 50 years old and awaiting urban renewal, the speaker favors evaluating a sale and moving funds to long-term index assets to reduce opportunity cost.

Chapters

About 00:00:00 · Reported background

The listener transferred a presale contract at an approximately NT$600,000 loss, redeemed five-year corporate bonds at about a 10% loss, and began unwinding lower-return savings insurance.

About 00:01:48 · Speaker's analysis

The household reports about NT$800,000 in annual spending and NT$1.8 million in the listener's income. His financial assets are about NT$14 million in a 4-3-3 mix, while his wife favors an 8-0-2 mix with roughly NT$15 million available, alongside three properties.

About 00:03:49 · Limits and application

The speaker says spouses can use different suitable allocations. For a rental property over 50 years old and awaiting urban renewal, the speaker favors evaluating a sale and moving funds to long-term index assets to reduce opportunity cost.

Related Topics

presale loss, 4-3-3 allocation, 8-0-2 allocation, urban renewal, bond redemption, long-term index investing

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