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Shirley

10 Nov 2025

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What’s a good way to build a steady investment plan without taking too much risk?

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Wong Zhi Bin

14 Dec 2025

Reimagine this

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Edward Chong

01 Dec 2025

Full time business research fellow at NUS

SSB or T bills

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Financelearner

28 Nov 2025

Start small from fixed deposits, SSBs, T-bills or from Robo-Advisor before moving to do your own.

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jw

28 Nov 2025

Thanks for sharing!

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Retireuncle

Edited 16 Nov 2025

Buy the index fund. S&P 500 is a good choice if you can't pick stocks or risk adverse. It is the top...

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