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Should I invest in stocks? I have zero knowledge about investing and how to go about starting. What are some good platforms to recommend?
Also, what will be a good savings account to use?
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Victor
26 Jun 2021
Financial Service Consultant at AIA
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Lynn Kiyomi
19 Nov 2019
Senior Consultant plus Islamic Wealth at Financial Alliance (largest IFA in Sg)
1) The first thing I would do is to get my basic insurance plans in place. They are your goal-keeper and defenders in life. The advantage of getting them done and settled earlier is firstly that they are already in place - before life throws you curve balls that can wreck your financial position and wipe out all your savings plus put you in debt. The second advantage is that insurance premium is usually cheaper when you are younger. 2) Once you've done #1, then in deciding the kind of investments, it depends how active a role you want to play and how much you have learnt. You can do unit trusts through a financial adviser, getting them to help you with portfolio allocation or do investments through a managed account based on your risk profile. If you want to be more hands on and invest directly into stocks, learn more first. 3) How you proceed for #2 also depends on the time horizon you have for investment and what are your future plans. 4) I suggest you speak to a financial adviser (preferably one that is on a truely independent platform) on #1 and #3.
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Fiona Loh
19 Nov 2019
Analyst at Deloitte Consulting
Since you're graduating from uni in 1 year's time, i believe you're under 27.
Firstly, have an accou...
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