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04 Dec 2019

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What happens to my stashaway account when I'm not a PR?

What happens to my investments in Stashaway account after I give up/I'm no longer a Singapore PR. Separately, can foreigners living overseas sign up for new stashaway account ?

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Gabriel Choo

04 Dec 2019

Finance at University College Dublin

Anyone not a singaporean or PR still can open an account.

https://www.stashaway.sg/faq/115003862188-i-am-...

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