Anonymous

31 Dec 2020

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Hi. What will you recommend to do with remaining cash of S$ 200 - S$ 400/month for investment? Risk appetite: low - med. have set aside enough for emergency funds too.?

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1M45

31 Dec 2020

Robo-adviser
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Regular saving plan (FSMone RSP- US ETF)

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