My mum gave me 2000 dollars to invest. What should i buy? I to ensure that she doesnt lose money and have a stable return from this.?

Hi Anon,
Albeit, $2000 is not a great number but it is not small either and you should definitely invest it in a good strategy. You can go for REITs, other ETFs and bonds, but before you do that, I'd suggest you read up as much to understand what a Robo-advisor really does. Robo-advisory platforms assess your current financial position and recommend a portfolio strategy after reviewing your risk profile. These bionic advisors are still not very different from your ordinary financial advisors as both options will still have a management fee incurred for users. The difference lies with the amount, as Robo-advisors have lower management fees. And the best part is that they give you the most unbiased advice.

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Singapore Savings Bond. Won't lose money unless govt and Singapore die.

Stable returns for the next 10 years.

$2 transaction fee on buying or early withdrawal.

1 Month withdrawal period. Quite fast if you suddenly need it.

Just need a CDP account and bank account linked to CDP.