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I am currently 20 and have about 6.8k of cash, planning to settle my dbs tuition tion fee loan right after graduate. Where should i park my money for the next 7mth or 2yr 7mth(after ns)?
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Ling Jit Thong
05 Sep 2020
Dentistry at NUS
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Tbh
You should put your savings of $6.8K into Singlife to get 2.5% p.a !!! :))
If youβre okay to deal with the risk..., you can try Robo-Advisors ((higher returns)) β try to put your money in for at least a year :))
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Kah Seng
14 Aug 2020
Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Singapore University of Social Science
You can park your money with SingLife for 2.5% for maximum returns on your first 10k, although the 2.5% is not guaranteed and you should also know that it is a insurance savings plan and not a bank account. You can also consider Standard Chartered JumpStart account which has 1% interest on your savings, it is a normal bank account.
Both allow liquidity and for your funds to be taken out when you need it.
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Shania Loh
14 Aug 2020
Seedly Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly
Hi Anon! You may want to split your money into Standard Chartered Jumpstart account, Singlife and StashAway Simple. They all offer 1%, 2.5% and 1.9% interest rates. Do note that Singlife and StashAway Simple's interest rates are not guaranteed, but certainly better than what the banks are offering.
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Gideon Ng
13 Aug 2020
Blogger at FI Pharmacist
Hi Anon,
Since you are 20 years old, I highly recommend you to create a JumpStart account. It provi...
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1) Keep up to 6 months of your expenses in a high interest saving account, such as SingLife for 2.5% interest per annum. (Emergency funds)
2) Keep maybe 10% of your savings in your current savings account, if you haven't opened an account, I would recommend Standard Chartered JumpStart Acc. (This is for you to spend, credit your income to)
3) The rest will be fully invested in equities. (Stocks)
I would recommend DCA using Index Funds and learning how to pick your own stocks.