Kenny

09 Jun 2020

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I’m hoping to invest in index funds (dollar cost averaging method, lump sum each month from my salary). Any suggestions for which global ETFs are worth investing for long term? What about Vanguard?

I’m considering long term strategy likely through options like kristal.AI and investing monthly into 2-3 ETFs; ideally diversified for safety, but also moderate risk is ok for long term growth.

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Boon Peng

09 Jun 2020

Hello Kenny! You can do some research on S&P 500 index and IWDA ETF. I think there are some potential in these two ETFs.

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