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John Smiths
27 Apr 2019
Tax at Local bank in Singapore
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Clarence Chua
27 Apr 2019
Financial Planning Specialist at Prudential Assurance Singapore
Hi Qing Ling, congrats on your graduation and into the next phase of life!
Just before you invest, make sure your insurance planning are all done up properly; along with emergency funds.
If you are an absolute beginner, I recommend to invest the money in yourself first, go for courses and build up your skills.
This investment in yourself will be exponential.
Lastly some tips for you as a graduation gift 🎁!
When creating a portfolio, consider these points
These 3 tips will help you to decide on what to invest in and will also shape up your portfolio strategy that is tailored to you!
Make sure to always review your portfolio regularly too, as your strategy will change as market is volatile!
Feel free to ask if you need more advice!
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Billy
26 Apr 2019
Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity
Hi Qingling, if you don't require this money, you could park it in REITS to create an additional str...
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