facebookWill be starting University in August, currently have about $57.2k in cash and $7k in investments. Planning to take up the interest free tuition fee and study loan, so about $11.8k per year. Opinions? - Seedly

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04 May 2020

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Will be starting University in August, currently have about $57.2k in cash and $7k in investments. Planning to take up the interest free tuition fee and study loan, so about $11.8k per year. Opinions?

How can I better allocate my funds, should I invest more?

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If you have approximately $57.2K in cash and $7K in investments, like you mentioned in your post, then taking up an interest-free tuition fee loan and study loan could be a great option.

Get a bond-free scholarship, avoid taking loans if necessary.

Try to get a minimal/interest-free loan from your parents / family members if possible before considering bank loan.

Start reading up any personal finance / value investing books you can find on libby.com. There's no shortcut when it comes to improving your financial literacy, though some investment course provider(s) would disagree.​​​

Pang Zhe Liang

04 May 2020

Fee-Based Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)

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