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Anonymous

19 Jul 2023

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General Investing

I have a $40k saved for my renovation in 3 years time. Where should I parked it for a good returns? Risk should be very low.

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Calvin

12 Aug 2023

Tbill only 6 months or 1year. rates may not keep up that long for 3 years. Since u confident of the timeline of 3 years, can consider endownment plan (without investment conponents)

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Snoopy

04 Aug 2023

Can consider TBills or single premium 3 year term endowment plan

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WilT

Edited 03 Aug 2023

$40K only dont waste time. Buy Rolex.

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Francis

01 Aug 2023

T-bill is a good consideration.

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Choon Yuan Chan

31 Jul 2023

T bills...

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