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Anonymous

Edited 7d ago

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General Investing

Wise has investment "Insight" options - Stocks ( MSCI World Index) and Interest (Choose a currency to get Interest - SGD 2.71% Annual variable rate and USD 3.46%)

Has anyone invested in Wise Insight? Please share your experiences and thoughts regarding the fees charged.

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Ed

1d ago

Thanks

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Ian

4d ago

Thanks for sharing

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cctzjd

5d ago

Own time own target at Self Employed

Thanks for the sharing...

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