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Foong Yi Zhuan

09 Dec 2020

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What are some of the resources you would recommend to an investor that's just starting out?

With so much information available out there, what are some of the books/tutorials/readings you would recommend to a new investor? How can we continue to improve our financial acumen and investment knowhow?

How do financial institutions like Franklin Templeton keep their investment experts up to date and skilled?

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Dora Seow

09 Dec 2020

Country Head, Singapore at Franklin Templeton

To be successful in investing, knowledge is key. I would encourage investing in quality news and financial information to keep yourself abreast with the latest news. I would also recommend opening a bank/brokerage account as it provides research and articles, including from fund managers like ourselves to the clients. Our website https://www.franklintempleton.com.sg/investor/i...

also typically hosts many research articles and views you can access!

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