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Bryan Chong

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Executive at UOB

Bryan Chong

Executive at UOB

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Securities

Dividends

Investments

Stocks Discussion

How is the dividend like for NIKKO AM SINGAPORE STI ETF (G3B), if I invest around $500/monthly?
3 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong
Level 4. Prodigy
Updated on 07 Jun 2019
Don't.
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Savings

Investments

General

What are some of the MLM sales pitches you have experienced before?
12 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong, Executive at UOB
Level 4. Prodigy
Updated on 07 Jun 2019
Purtier. Period. Best MLM so far, so good that I’ve joined them LOL
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HDB BTO

AMA SG Young Investment

Fresh Graduates

Loans

Property

Should a fresh graduate couple proceed to apply for a BTO despite being in student debt?
16 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong
Level 4. Prodigy
Updated on 07 Jun 2019
How about no.
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Investments

I am 19 this year and have about 10000 in savings. Any recommendations on how to diversify my investments?
7 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong
Level 4. Prodigy
Answered on 20 Mar 2019
Enjoy your youth, travel, explore, experience. $10,000 will come again, but 19 years old will never. keep 2/3 spend 1/3, continue saving and invest In liquid assests in case you need them for emergency considering that is your life savings 👍🏼🙃
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Investments

I’m 18 this year should I buy dbs shares with all my savings which is around 10k?
16 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong, Executive at UOB
Level 4. Prodigy
Answered on 16 Sep 2018
haha no.
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Investments

General

Savings Accounts

Where to start in savings, budgeting and investment?
7 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong
Level 4. Prodigy
Answered on 11 Aug 2018
Just save everything, don’t even bother to invest or travel. Set aside some money once you have sufficient savings/captial to do other things. But for now just save
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General

I am 22 yo this year. After working 1+ years, I've managed to save up about $10k. Planning to do my degree next year & thought of investing, but I might need that money to pay for a part of the school fees next year. Hope to receive some advice.?
13 answers
Bryan Chong
Bryan Chong
Level 4. Prodigy
Answered on 02 May 2018
Student loan, continue increasing our capital and look for passive returns. Also look for opportunities to make fast cash instead of Long annualised returns
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