Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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I just started working and I'm working towards putting $10k in SSB. May I know if there are any other better options to multiply my money?

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Yang Teng

05 Nov 2018

SSB gives about ~2% guaranteed returns. Over forms of investments, e.g stocks, can potentially give higher returns but they are not guaranteed. You can invest in REITS or ETFs which can provide better returns over long term.

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