facebookInvesting in Fundsmith and/or Baillie Gifford funds with 30%. Bonus first 3 years upfront they top up 30% for you. Yes I know, sounds too good but I invested my own money and have skin in the game. - Seedly

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Jovan Lai

Edited 20 Nov 2021

General Investing

Investing in Fundsmith and/or Baillie Gifford funds with 30%. Bonus first 3 years upfront they top up 30% for you. Yes I know, sounds too good but I invested my own money and have skin in the game.

I have never liked unit trusts/mutual funds because majority have high fees and don't even outperform the SnP500

But if any of u heard of and are interested in these well-known popular funds, lemme know cause contrary to popular belief, there are funds that allow retail investors to invest in them

  1. Baillie Gifford** (37.7% p.a**. For 9 years)

last year 130+%

  1. Fundsmith (18+% p.a. For >10 yrs)

Bonus first 3 years upfront they top up 30% for you.

Special deal by end of the year is there is a bonus 12% for first payment (recommended to do first year lump sum to take advantage of this)

good things must share (:

Minimum $300/month for 2 years. After that don’t have to add if u don’t want.

No upfront/performance fees.

Net total fees 1.5% p.a.

every 5 years fees reduced

Only 0.3% after 10 years

https://www.fundsmith.co.uk/factsheet/

https://www.bailliegifford.com/en/singapore/ins...

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Tan Choong Hwee

19 Nov 2021

Solutions Specialist at Providend

Actually these funds are indeed for Accredited Investors or Institutions only. Retail investors are not allowed to invest in them directly, but we can invest thru ILP, which used bonus to sweeten the deal. Access to such funds is the only reason I can think of to invest in ILP.

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