Kaimommie

06 Jul 2022

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@ Parents, how do you save for your kids - (a) traditional endowment plans, (b) low risk investment such as Reits, SBS, or (c) any other suggestions?

Working mum with 2 young kids

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Elijah Goh

17 Jul 2022

I put 50% into UPRO for my coming 2 yo. Higher risk but she can wait. It's a 3x S&P ETF.

The rest in the bank for now.

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Robin Lim

14 Jul 2022

It depends on why u save for. if like for future use for education. U may think of use SSB.

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Shayne

13 Jul 2022

Hello! As a mum of 2 as well totally like that youre thinking of your child's future in form of inve...

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