Clara Ng

Community Manager at Seedly

08 Jul 2021

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[Qn by YouTube viewer "azureyore"] Juggling savings, investing & paying off housing loan/debts/insurance premiums. In what order/proportion should I divide my income?

Feel money-stressed, pay and pay, my money never growing... Any advice?

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Tan Kel Vin

11 Jul 2021

Financial YouTuber at Kelvin Learns Investing

Pay off debt that's above 3% first
Save 6 months emergency funds while investing your money

If insurance premium is due, that is the highest priority

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