Anonymous

07 Nov 2020

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General Investing

I’m 23, poly grad currently working and have about $500 every month to save. I see most people here recommends DCA into ETF which I look forward to. Any other suggestions?

EP holder, I have 1 year worth of family’s expenses/ emergency fund saved in Singlife & SCB Jumpstart as parents are not working. Insurance coverage are in place. Deferred my studies so that my sibling can continue studying given it’s difficult to get a job back home. Also, I’ve got an interest free loan of $20K that I will need to pay for my parents starting 2022. If there are alternatives besides DCA into ETF, do advice what shall I do with the $500 every month. Thanks in advance!

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1M45

07 Nov 2020

Need to do abit homework.
-ETF
-Unit trust

Just put money in.
-robo-adviser

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