Anonymous
Asked on 25 Sep 2018
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Gabriel
Top Contributor (Dec)
Answered on 25 Sep 2018
Depends on your risk appetite, SSB for low risk and ETFs for medium risk. You can consider investing in both to diversify
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Jay Liu, Sleepyhead at Land of Dreams
Answered on 25 Sep 2018
To each of its own. Want less risky go for SSB but around 2.5% return/issue. Depending on issue. Only default will be if government defaulted. ETFs will be riskier, following market conditions. There will be dividends(if applicable) and capital gains.
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Nicholes Wong, Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic
Answered on 25 Sep 2018
If you are young with no or little responsibility and willing to take some risk, go for 80%ETFs and put like 20% in SSB. If you scared, then put SSB. You can even put 100% in ETF if you dare since its your money. You have to google and do some research to see which suits you.
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