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Anonymous

Edited 11 Feb 2025

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General Investing

Trust Bank Investment

Trust Bank have these TrustInvest options and would like to know if you have invested in either one of these products below and how it was your experience.

1.Cash+ (Ultra low risk) 3.13%

2.Income + (Monthly dividends) Exclusive 6.5%p.a

3.Wealth + (Select from 3 options) Exclusive Up to 7.59% p.a

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Missing Q

24 Feb 2025

Feels are too high... 1.7%,

Might as well invest via Robo advisors, or IBKR...

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Karen

15 Feb 2025

Sharing Referrals at https://t.me/SgRefs

Personally i feel that the funds annual fees are too much, there are probably better options

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Danny Lee

15 Feb 2025

Hope to know more.

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Mandy Ng

14 Feb 2025

Didn't know about them. would like to hear from those who have tried

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Chris

13 Feb 2025

Thanks for the sharing! Didn't know trust has such offers. The products are found in your trust app?...

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