Anonymous

22 May 2023

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General Investing

Should i temp stop investing as i will be getting my home in the next 2 years?

I do have some investments and i hav been putting 100/300~ every mth but should i stop and re channel it to my house?

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Deddy T

10 Jun 2023

It all depends on your cashflow. It's a bit too limited of information. But if u feel that u have nth or too tight right nw, u might readjust your way to see if u still can invest while saving for your house.

Best is to relook at your whole finance situation, all the details, and then consider the output.

Feel free to contact me to review together if u don't know hw to.

All the best for your house planning!

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Planner Bee

06 Jun 2023

Having long-term investments will reap greater returns. As such, instead of stopping them, you could look at ways to save on your home renovation costs.

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Francis

01 Jun 2023

How about putting 100 instead of up to 300 monthly so as to continue investing? The rest could go towards your home.

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Calvin

31 May 2023

Compare how much your interest cost compared to how much u can earn from your investment

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Seedname

27 May 2023

Yes, houses are really expensive and market might be bad...

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