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09 Sep 2020

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Hi, I'm a final year poly student & have around 7-8k to spare. More below. Which option is best?

I'm looking for a savings plan as fixed deposit rates are quite low now, although I'm not sure if I will be able to pay the yearly premium since I still want to continue my studies. Another option I heard is to put it in CPF as the interest rate is high but I will need to wait till 55 to get part of the money. I'm not sure which option is best, can anyone share? πŸ˜„ Thank you!

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Hi! I'm a final year poly student too!

I personally put my savings into Standard Chartered where they have a 1% interest rate p.a, which is quite good. You may also choose to use Singlife as they're the next best high interest savings account!

I store some of my money in Stashaway Simple as well as Stashaway's General Investing, as these are a few easier options to keep your money safe.

Good luck!

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Hey there!

You can consider Singlife if that works for you! The other alternative is to get a savings plan through an insurer. Some offer cash coupons payout after a certain time eg. AIA Flexi Rewards so you can have a certain level of liquidity at least. You can choose to either opt for a monthly or annual form of payment to see which works best for you.

I won't recommend CPF for your age since the runway is quite long and there is little liquidity.
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