Anonymous
Asked on 13 Apr 2020
27 yo this year.
Currently working part time as an Essential Worker.
Have a JUMPSTART account with SC.
Haven’t max out 20k.
Only at 11k$
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Han Jinyuan Larry, Pool Supervisor at Certis
Updated on 14 Apr 2020
If you have outstanding credit card, you could consider the $600/- to clear this debt.
Can also reduce the interest being charge for outstanding balance.
Reduction can improve your Credit Score with Credit Bureau Singapore.
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I have a simple principle when it comes to managing finances - any amount that does not come from my normal course of work is always saved or invested for the future. This includes bonuses and allowances (if any).
Acccordingly, if you do not need this money immediately, then consider setting it aside for your future.
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Colin Lim
Answered on 14 Apr 2020
This 600 is supposely for this month stay home. The govt bring the payout forward is because we gonna spend more at home. If u are already investing... This money can be part of the investment.
However i suggest you to look at your cash flow and overall emergency funds so that you can make an informed decision.
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Yang Teng
Answered on 13 Apr 2020
If you have enough savings (emergency funds) and comfortable investing most of the money then you can do that too. Since this is a one off payment, there's a few things you can consider.
Lump sum investing now, but with your capital being limited, your options will be less too. Regular small sum investment (e.g. $100) over the next few months either through a regular savings plan or a roboadvisor. So you can keep all in your bank account and withdraw what you require every month.
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