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Anonymous

04 Sep 2023

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General Investing

With the recent announcement of Moneyowl, it seems like nowhere is safe to invest. They were once so established then now...Even FA also risky because some might just ghost you etc.

Any suggestions where to invest?

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Francis

01 Oct 2023

This is how our world works. The weaker ones will get pushed out while the strong will get stronger.

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Eiscue

17 Sep 2023

Syfe?

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kirby

07 Sep 2023

Government linked corporations as gov will bail out

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Financelearner

Edited 06 Sep 2023

It is still MAS regulated so your money can have some degree of safety

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Robert Chui

05 Sep 2023

I would say companies open and close all the time... Think Credit Suisse and Lehman bros, who would ...

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