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Shirley

06 Jun 2026

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General Investing

If you could give young Singaporeans only one investing principle to follow for the next 30 years, what would it be and why?

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Seedname

10d ago

Yourself

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Sireatsalot

12d ago

Live within your means, invest early, invest in broad indexes with low fees, focus on earning power, automate the process and dont think about it. Live well.

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Kenny Tan

11 Jun 2026

The best time to start was yesterday.

Also, screw CPF.

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Kent Toh

10 Jun 2026

Consultant at Sprinklr

Be patient and plan before action.

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Debbie

09 Jun 2026

Invest regularly, don’t panic when markets drop, and give your money time to grow....

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