Anonymous

18 Jan 2021

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Should I sell all by DBS RSP and put into US listed ETFs instead which seems to have better growth prospects in the long run?

Does it make sense to sell all my DBS RSP and put into US listed ETFs instead for growth?

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Sk

18 Jan 2021

If you have at least a decent return of dbs now is the time to switch over .

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Ngooi Zhi Cheng

18 Jan 2021

Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

I would like to propose an alternative mindset: Continue to hold your Singapore Investments, but look into diversifying your portfolio into US. There are merits to the STI (growth is not one of them). Please do not only solely consider gains and growth when it comes to your portfolio!

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Alex Chua

12 Jan 2021

Seedly student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Yes. US listed ETFs is more diversified and have better growth prospect. Get a world index.

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