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I have little to no savings, I plan to start investing with as little as possible. But I'm wondering whether this is the right move.
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Little can grow. 1 drop of water can become 1 pail of water if the drops stay in the pail. Better to start w little than nothing. Time can help with accumulation. E.g. if you top up 100 every mth for CPF - SA - the amount does grow, doesn't it?
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Emergency funds is a must in case you need it. and then start investing bit by bit.
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Cryotosensei
04 Mar 2023
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I feel you can save and Invest at the same time. Maybe start with low-risk investments so that you don't get a shock when the value of your higher-risk investments becomes negative. I started out by buying Singapore Savings Bonds, I still bought SSB last year.
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Wrong. Before you even invest, you need to have emergency funds in your bank saving account. I am us...
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Personally, I would make sure I have sufficient backup for a few months of expenses should I be out of job. Also, I need to have sufficient insurance for any unexpected situation. Only after that would I start investing my excess funds.