I recently seen the I Quadrant's advertisement on Facebook where they advertised to help Singaporeans own 34 properties in 2 years with little or no money. Is it MAS approved? What are the risks?

Hi there!

I Quadrant is not on the MAS Alert List.

The I Quadrant Pte Ltd does not condone and support any forms of investment schemes and we do not promote any financial schemes or services. The I Quadrant Pte Ltd is purely an education company and is not regulated or licensed by MAS to provide financial services in Singapore. If consumers deal with entities that are not regulated by the MAS, they forego the protection afforded under laws administered by the MAS. Consumers acting on advice from persons unregulated by MAS should exercise caution and consider the risks of dealing with entities and activities that are not regulated by MAS.

We are fully committed to investing in people’s lives, through teaching the art of property investment and even serving as mentors in other aspects – whether in business and entrepreneurship or personal well-being.

If anyone has any questions, reach us directly at [email protected] and we will be glad to address your queries.

To Living Meaningful and Fulfilled Lives,

I Quadrant Team​​​

There are inherent risks in property (and probably almost every type of) investing. The question is, do you want to learn to lower the risk you are exposed to in the investment vehicle you have chosen? The next question, if you have chosen to learn more, is from who? That's the trickier part.

For me, I took a leap of faith and tried their course. All I can say is, if you put your mind to it and take action, with the education they provide, you will not be shortchanged. The value they provide is definitely worth more than the course fee, but only if you play your part and take action.

Better don't anyhow say, later you receive a lawyers letter for defamation from them. saw it happened to a member on seedly's fb grp...

Keep seeing Germaine advertising non-stop on youtube. In latest marketing tactic she says owning HDB is a liability and goes around "interviewing" people.

She has lost all credibility and raises doubts when I read an older interview of the couple: Husband and wife own and live in HDB. Renting a condo monthly for the children and grandparents. Hmm thought HDB is a liability? why did you buy it? Only renting condo? thought you can afford to own 32 properties? Unable to actually purchase a single condo?