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Like what gabriel mentioned, do have an emergency fund. Also get your insurance. (Hospitalisation insurance, life insurance, critical illness insurance, etc.
Only after that should you start thinking about investing.
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Gabriel Tham
20 Mar 2019
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Start to put a small sum (even if it’s $100 a month) aside to either start investing in low risk passive assets like bonds or ETFS with roboadvisors. Even though you may not have a huge income yet, investments and the compounding effect of it are what will matter 30 years down the road, so it’s never too early to start!