Anonymous

20 Nov 2020

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Everyone here often talks about hacks with regards to stocks and investments. But what is the best money advice fellow investment gurus here have that has nothing to do with stocks?

It can be about lifestyle, career, education, family, retirement, your hobbies etc.

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Jiayee

20 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

Finance but not about stocks: Have an emergency fund.

Everything else: Emotional intelligence is key.

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