Enlisting with 10k savings, should I just save my ns pay or invest? Is it worth investing at small amounts?

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Eiscue

28 Aug 2022

Save 30% and invest the rest! You can try investing in small amounts first and when you think that you have gained sufficient knowledge on investing, you can invest larger amounts :)

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1M29

05 Aug 2022

For me,

I will set a goal for myself.

I will park emergency funds in Singlife,

Once my NS comes in, $100 will go to OCBC BCIP.

then the remaining 20% will go to singlife, and the rest are up to me.

If you have excess cash, you can always do investments, such as buying stocks. Or invest using Robo.

I've been using Syfe Trade

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Sabrina Wong

21 Dec 2021

Communications at University at Buffalo

I would say both! When it comes to savings and investing, we should always start early (as early as ...

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I have a savings of 10k, entering ns soon. Should I use part of the money to invest now or keep all 10k as emergency fund and only start investing with my ns income?

I have 12 months' worth of salary in savings. Now, should I invest everything after expenses or continue saving a portion of my monthly salary and invest the remaining amount?

I am a 28 yo and have accumulated about $40k in savings, after setting aside the amount for tuition fee debt (10k, 1 year interest free) and emergency funds (10k). How should i invest this $40k?

I am currently 25 this year and have managed to save $10K, is it a “good” amount to start investing or to keep saving for the future?