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Foo

1d ago

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General Investing

Are people becoming more interested in investing, trading & personal finance? 🤔

I’m curious whether interest in these topics has grown compared to a few years ago, especially with how much financial content is now available online.

What are you most interested in learning about — investing, trading, or personal finance?

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CH

8h ago

Affordability, stability of jobs, longevity.

i would say most of the previous generation enjoyed job stability. they have opportunities without much need to upskill, upgrade.

we probably heard anecdotally that a single income in 90s 00s can afford a HDB comfortably. now cannot, must be dual income.

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1M45

16h ago

It’s not genuine interest—it’s cost-of-living pressure and job anxiety.

The online finance space is an echo chamber built for people retiring at 65. That model breaks down if you're aiming for early F.I.

Mass-market advice focuses on wealth accumulation. Early F.I. demands structural cash flow engineering.

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