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Elijah Lee
20 Nov 2019
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
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Paridhi Jhunjhunwala
20 Nov 2019
Associate at Kristal.AI
Hi!
At the maturity of your investments, you basically have 2 options:
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Royalchem
20 Nov 2019
Project Officer at Security Related
Usually reinvest....
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Hi Jer Jian,
If something is supposed to be held for 5 to 10 years, then after that particular timeframe, I suppose I would be liquidating it if it's not the best option for me at that time. If it's doing well, and I don't exactly need it, I'll leave it alone to grow.
To me, investment can be an indefinite time frame. But if I need the monies, I'll definite pay attention to a good point to liquidate.