Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

Besides STI ETF/ ABF Singapore Govt Bond, which stocks/ETFs should be held with someone who dont have a lot to invest in? Roughly 100 per month.

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Jonathan Ng

13 Mar 2019

Penultimate Economics Undergrad at Singapore Management University

On top of buying the STI ETF, you can also look into buying blue chip stocks and making use of robo-advisers.

Many banks and brokerages offer a monthly investment plan that allows you to purchase blue chip stocks with $100/month. Similarly, robo-advisers like Stashaway allow you to invest on a monthly plan as well and enter into US and emerging markets and fixed income.

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