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Anonymous

18 Sep 2020

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Any short term investment suggestions? No need to earn a lot, but must have liquidity because I need it in the near future... Does this mean stocks would be the best choice?

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Joelle Lim

18 Sep 2020

Stashaway or standard chartered Jumpstart account which gives 1% interest p.a but you must be 18-26 yo. Hope this helps!

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Ang Yee Gary

18 Sep 2020

Medicine at National University Of Singapore

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