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Javier Tan Yan Kai
02 Sep 2023
Actuarial Analyst at AIA
Realstically no. Risk and return are correlated
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Depends on what you mean by high returns. High returns come with high risk.
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Risks and rewards are a trade off. But if you start saving and investing early, even with small amounts, you can let the magic of compounding work.
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Nope, it's important to know that there's no such thing as a sure win investor without risk. If you'...
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Corporate bonds with established firms of strong track record. but you will usually need between $50k to $250k quantum. also note not to buy a1tier bonds if ur looking at low risk. banks like credit agricole and hsbc are offering 5.5% pa for their bonds