Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

∙

What sets you apart from your peers when it comes to money management?

I'm graduating next year and was wondering how you perceive mindset towards money.

AMA SG Young Investment

1

Discussion (1)

What are your thoughts?

Learn how to style your text

SG Young Investment

07 Sep 2018

Financial Blogger at SG Young Investment

I would say the main difference I have as compared with my peers is that I have visibility of how my money will grow over the next 20-30 years till retirement. I make an effort to plan long term so that I know how much money I need to earn in order to achieve the savings rate I need.

For a glimpse of How To Have $1 Million Dollars For Retirement, you can read this post: https://sgyounginvestment.blogspot.com/2017/07/...

Reply

Save

Write your thoughts

Related Posts

Hi all. With $500 in excess per month, how would you invest the money apart from roboadvisor? I have recently come across a comment that mentioned about S&P or something, any idea what is that about?

Cpf interest money come from? Where does the 2.5% or 4% interest money come from?

I'm almost 28yrs old but I didn't save any money at all. How can I manage my salary if I intend to save the money? What skills or jobs can I learn and work to earn extra income at the fastest way?

Anyone has managed to convince your parents to let you manage their money to invest? How did you do so- and how exactly do you payout the returns to your parents?

When it comes to budgeting for indulgences (shopping, entertainment), is it better to get the average spending and set that aside, or set a reasonable amount and try to stick to that budget?

Related Posts

Hi all. With $500 in excess per month, how would you invest the money apart from roboadvisor? I have recently come across a comment that mentioned about S&P or something, any idea what is that about?

Cpf interest money come from? Where does the 2.5% or 4% interest money come from?

I'm almost 28yrs old but I didn't save any money at all. How can I manage my salary if I intend to save the money? What skills or jobs can I learn and work to earn extra income at the fastest way?

Anyone has managed to convince your parents to let you manage their money to invest? How did you do so- and how exactly do you payout the returns to your parents?

When it comes to budgeting for indulgences (shopping, entertainment), is it better to get the average spending and set that aside, or set a reasonable amount and try to stick to that budget?