Anonymous

22 Nov 2020

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What are the different types of investments that university students can make?

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Jiayee

22 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

When I was in university, I knew nothing about investments and needed money to pay off my loans when I graduate, so I opted for Singapore Savings Bonds.

If you don't need cash in the near future (investment horizon of 10 years), feel free to invest in index funds via robos, or index funds and/or stocks for the adventurous + studious via online brokerages.

Depending on your investment horizon, you will need to adjust your asset allocation so that you will never have a situation where you are forced to liquidate at a loss.

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Kok Hong

22 Nov 2020

Anything except ILP

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Shania Loh

22 Nov 2020

Seedly Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Hi Anon! As a university student, I would say your best bet is to start with a robo-advisor because ...

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