Yes, I have seen the sites. Both sites are dfferent. Wealthpark.io looks to be a really good service though I haven't personally used it yet. I can compare it to robinhood app but unlike robinhood investing app, wealthpark.io is a paid service. You should know it before buying its plan. If you really want to start learning about investment, I would better suggest to visit and learn content from investopedia.com. It is the best place to learn about investing and related topics.

There are several ways to pick stocks. Longer-term investors have mostly relied on funamental analysis while short term traders focus on technical analysis when it comes to picking stocks. Technical Analysis - This involves predicting future stock price movements on the basis of historical patterns. Fundamental Analysis - Analysing company's present stock prices and finding if it reflects future revenue generating potential for the companies.

REITs are quite affordable and good for beginner investors who are stuggling with good capital for investment. At present 38 REITs are listed on the Singapore stock market. They can be subdivided into these sectors: office, retail, industrial, hospitality and healthcare. If you are looking to invest in REIT industry safely, you can look for industrial or office REITS. Hospitality and Retail sectors are next. Currently these REITS are looking good for beginner investment : - Dasin Retail Trust (SGX: CEDU) - OUE Commercial REIT (SGX: TS0U) - Sabana REIT (SGX: M1GU)

There are several good apps for investing in stocks. I personally like Robinhood app for investment. It is available for free and with zero commission fee, it is ideally one of the most popular investing app available in the market. Some other good apps are: - Spiking: Stock Exchange Market Investing & Trading - Acorns – Invest Spare Change - E TRADE - TD Ameritrade Trader

- CapitaLand Mall Trust - Ascendas - CapitaLand Commercial Trust - Mapletree Commercial Trust - Suntec REIT - Mapletree Logistics Trust - Keppel REIT - Mapletree Industrial Trust - SPH REIT - Ascott Residence Trust

- Stocks - Bonds - Investing In Real Estate - Royalties - Peer-to-peer Lending - Annuities

You can go for government bonds. Singapore Saving Bonds are extremely safe to invest in. You can also go for corporate bonds if you are looking for higher yield but it is risky as compared to government bonds,

Robo advisors can be a great solution for beginner investors, young professionals who want to put their portfolio on automation. Robo advisors are not financial planners and are generally good for basic financial assistance. ETFs on the other hand is also good for investors. Traded like stocks, these can broaden the diversity of portfolios a person manages. In ETFs trading fees can quickly add up and affect your investment's performance. Lack of liquidity is another major concern with ETFs.

I would recommend learning and gaining more experience. Once you have the required experience with you, you can start making more and more money.

Yes, investment in precious metals is a very good idea. The things to consider are: - Demand for precious metals will never go down. - Precious metals offer easy liquidity. These can get us cash whenever needed. - Can help in diversifying investments. - Worldwide acceptance.