Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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As a fresh graduate, how are you planning to kickstart your finances journey?

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HC Tang

09 Feb 2019

Financial Enthusiast, Budgeting at The Society

Let Seedly help you to start by first reading it here:

https://blog.seedly.sg/read-me-first-your-perso...

There's a sea of resources in the Seedly blog and some at the Seedly FB group.

Happy Investing! :)

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Nicholes Wong

09 Feb 2019

Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

There are a lot of blogs you can learn from and also everyone best friend google.

Basic are that you should have an emergency fund, get the insurances you need, look for the savings account that suits you the most and then you can proceed to investments. Find out whats your risk appetite and see which kind of investment suits you the most. Remember to also find ways to see if you can reduce fees or taxes, if can pay less why pay more.

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Yong Kah Hwee

08 Feb 2019

Look around on Seedly - there are a lot of articles to get you started!

Also, there are many finan...

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