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Anonymous

03 May 2024

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2 adults+11yo+8yo wanna go Japan June 2025. So I need to save up to 8-10k. I can save 1k/mth. Q Out of that 1k,is it wise to DCA 500/mth into ETF(SPUS/AMAGX/IGDA) and hold 500 in cash (as emergency)?

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YOC

01 Jun 2024

If u wan, you can consider ssb, tbills which are more guaranteed,.

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Cryotosensei

11 May 2024

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I think better to save in T-bills. Lower risk n decent interest rates. You never know when the market will suddenly dip, thus causing you to incur a loss for your ETFs.

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Ian

07 May 2024

Please do not invest your money, its too violtaile for short term usage.

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Kiki

06 May 2024

Can consider those fixed deposit for one year.

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YY

05 May 2024

I would advise not to "invest" funds that you need. Instead, save them in short term guaranteed inst...

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