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Anonymous

19 Feb 2020

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General Investing

As a rather new and young investor would it be more advisable to invest my money on low-cost index fund or ETFs?

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Li Elizabeth

03 Mar 2024

Maybe also read on Bills, Bonds, and the difference when it is offered by govt or by corporate. Also aim to be an accrediated investor when time passes

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Frankie Rappaport

01 Feb 2020

Buy cheap ETFs for very longterm ("fire & forget"), don't buy index funds (expensive, only one price notation per day)

screen what interests You here: https://www.etf.com/etfanalytics/etf-finder

(look for lowest expense ratio, high AUM, good performance (5/10 years), interesting market and sectors)

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Lim Boon Tat

01 Feb 2020

Mathematics at Cambridge University

Why bother with both? You have the luxury of time, and will be able to ride out any major stock mark...

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