Anonymous

05 Sep 2020

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Should I opt in for GIGANTIQ or should stick to Elastiq 3Yrs Endowment Plan?

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Syth

05 Sep 2020

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Agreed with Andy.

and if you have even more funds, you can consider Singlife for another 10k and Singtel Dash Easyearn for another 20k

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Andy Chan

04 Sep 2020

Why not both?

Put $10,000 in GIGANTIQ for that 2% in the first year and put the rest in Elastiq.

After one year, move the funds in GIGANTIQ elsewhere.

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