Before making any investment, the most important question to ask yourself is: What am I investing for?
At a high level, most investors fall into two categories — those looking for growth, and those looking for income. Understanding the difference helps you choose the right strategy and products to match your needs.
A growth strategy is about building long-term wealth. You invest in assets that may not pay you today but have the potential to grow significantly in value over time.
Growth-focused investments typically:
Examples: Private equity funds, venture capital, growth-stage real estate, tech-focused portfolios
This strategy is often suited for long-term investors, or those who don’t need immediate cash flow from their portfolio.
An income strategy focuses on generating regular cash flow from your investments — whether monthly, quarterly, or annually. These investments tend to be more stable and predictable.
Examples: Income-generating real estate, private credit, dividend-yielding funds
This approach works well for investors nearing retirement, or those looking for passive income to support their financial needs.
Absolutely. Many investors choose a balanced approach — combining growth and income strategies to diversify their portfolio.
For example, you might invest in:
Your ideal mix depends on your risk tolerance, financial goals, and time horizon.
At Tanami, we offer a range of private market investment options tailored to both goals:
The roadmap below outlines how Tanami’s SmartMatch helps you build a portfolio that aligns with your life in four simple steps — whether you’re focused on growing your wealth or living off it.