Anonymous

27 Oct 2022

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General Investing

I’m 25, with an average of 2k/mth after setting aside 1.5k in STI ETF, insurance, and all other liabilities.

I don’t have time to start studying on REITS/equities in the short term. How should I manage the 2k?

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Lim

21 Nov 2022

SSB and cash management

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Tony

30 Oct 2022

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

Save some % as emergency fund is you have not done so. Since you are familiar with ETF you can consider other ETF that tracks other index such as US s&p500.

philip has those dividend etf as well. roboinvest such as Syfe has the reit+ product that track too 20 reits on SGX.

of cource you can also consider government bonds such as t-bill, ssb.

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Paul Ee

27 Oct 2022

I will split 1/3 for high risk stock. 1/3 into stable blue chip stock. 1/3 into unit trust. so sprea...

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