Xenon Much

20 Aug 2020

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I am currently a diploma graduate (20y/o) waiting to enlist. I have a Jumpstart account with most of my savings in it and also a digiportfolio under DBS. What do you think is the next step for me?

I have read some articles on seedly and decided to take charge of my own finances. I have found the best savings account for me which gives me a 2% interest p.a. but it is not enough for me to be financially free in the future as I want to be able to earn more than just that 2%. I also have a level 4 risk asia portfolio with DBS which I do not plan on touching until 10 years later. What do you think I should do next, to further increase my methods of financing?

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Tinexxxx

20 Aug 2020

Singlife account 2.5% p.a!!

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Ow Jie Liang

19 Aug 2020

Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Create a Singlife account :)

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Jeff Yeo

23 Jul 2020

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As a young adult the problem is lack of capital. I would recommend focusing on managing your expense...

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