Anonymous

16 Apr 2020

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General Investing

I’m graduating this year with $300 in STI ETF via RSP, and I’m interested to invest in S-REITs and global stocks ($1000 per month?). With my low investment capital, should I consider robo-advisors?

Not sure if i should RSP about $1000 monthly or save up and lump sum. FSM doesn’t offer RSP for REITs/stocks atm and POEMs’ SBP charge is quite high. I also want to start investing in global/US stocks/ETFs but I’m not sure which platforms are the most cost-effective for me (I intend to buy and hold for a long time). Should I consider robo-investors to give me exposure into global/US, and Syfe REIT+? Or save up and lump sum into particular stocks/REITs through FSM/DBS vickers/SAXO? Or FSM MAPs?

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27 Feb 2024

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Wong Zhi Bin

01 Jan 2024

FSM and stashaway for DCA is good enough

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Eliezer

16 Apr 2020

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