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Edited 09 Jul 2024

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💰 Seedly x DBS & POSB: 4 Money Habits To Get You From First Paycheck To Retirement 💰

Learn the strategies for financial wellness and how to build a strong foundation for achieving your goals in personal finance!

Reserve your seats now ➡️ https://share.seedly.sg/t9mbh

Hear from the experts from DBS & POSB, Seedly, and Dollars & Sense as they take you through the 4 Money Habits.

📅 18 July 2024, Thursday

⏰ 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM

🏢 MDLR, 62 Cecil Street, #02-00, Singapore 049710

Enhance your financial literacy and secure your retirement. Reserve your spot today!

➡️ https://share.seedly.sg/t9mbh

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kirby

01 Feb 2025

Interesting

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Francis

01 Aug 2024

Thanks for sharing!

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Tan Lai Har

10 Jul 2024

Can organiser arrange another sharing session on saturday morning or afternoon as on weekday evening...

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