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For those lucky ones, what's the best way to make this extra money work harder for the long term?
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HC Tang
02 Jan 2020
Financial Enthusiast, Budgeting at The Society
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Depends if you got any committments (parents/house/car/child etc), if not allocate a portion for CPF RSTU SA top up, it does it bit to build you retirement fund plus tax relief for next year, do it yearly and it becomes a good rountine of retirement planning.
Investing is great if you have excess, time in the market is always better than timing the market.
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Cryotosensei
31 Dec 2019
Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com
$1k to build the baby's CDA, another $1k towards my CIMB account, the rest is in the savings account as I source for an apt gift for the wifey (probably a massage package because she has sore shoulders from having to carry the baby always) (becos as they say, Happy Wife, Happy Life :) )
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Annual insurance premium payments.
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50% for stuff that gives me tax reliefs, be it CPF top-up, or SRS.
30% will go towards my savings g...
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Don't have now as current job not entitle to.
If I have, I would split to :
1) 10% to charity (2.5 time taxable income deductable or non deductable)
2) 70% to SRS (reinvest to Robo or Index fund or blue chips) or MA/SA top up (get 4%+ guaranteed)
3) 20% savings for future good investment and strike when see a good deal immediately.
Number 1 maybe good for tax planning if not for good purpose to give and sow a good seed. The rest is all for long and short term investment.