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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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I want to chiong while still have the energy and opportunities. I will likely live away from home for another decade due to work. How do I hedge now and save up to buy a home in SG in 10 years time?

To hedge against property price increase

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Li Elizabeth

20d ago

Start as early as you can, in small bites.

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kirby

05 Nov 2023

Impossible to hedge against property price increase

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Teo See Hwa

21 Oct 2018

MArketing Associate at Propnex

Knowing how to use Other People Money (OPM) will help you hedge against property price increase.

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