Anonymous

16 Sep 2019

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Do you have any strategies to decide which loans to invest in?

Are there loans which are 'better' than the rest?

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Cedric Jamie Soh

16 Sep 2019

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

I placed a small amount of my "war chest" (money I saved as to be more liquid to buy stocks when a big market correction arrives) in them for 5% pa.
https://timelyenterprise.com.sg/better-returns-...
to reduce misunderstanding, I will not be seeking any referral fees (if you read the blog post, you know what I mean). I placed because I want a slightly higher return and I want the money to be readily available within 3 months.

Just read the post and do your own due diligence

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