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Hi,
How much should one have as capital to start investing? or at what age should one start investing?
Background info:
I'm currently studying in Uni, no fixed income, 6mth emergency funds saved (from bursary funds), would like to start investing or making my idle/liquidable funds to work for me. E.g. T-Bills, SSB, FDs, Cash Management Funds, etc.
How much should I try to invest per month to start off small? And which platform has the least risk to lost my capital funds?
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Hi. I'm using chocolate finance 'cos their 4.2% pa returns on first 20k which is higher than most FDs now.
I like that I get daily returns and I can withdraw anytime - tried and tested witj $10 before diving in xD
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cheers!
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As early as possible
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There is no fixed capital to start with. Most importantly, cultivate the habits required
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There isn't a recommended sum to invest on a monthly basis since you do not have fixed income as a student. Invest in amounts you are comfortable with. Platforms like Endowus, Tiger, Moomoo, etc are fine.