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Leow Ting Yang
03 Aug 2020
Business Administration at National University of Singapore
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Chris Susanto
25 Jul 2020
Founder at Re-ThinkWealth.com
What I did when I was in NS was to start investing in my learning.
More specifically, the mindsets needed and the technical skills to learn how to invest well. Through picking great companies and investing in them when it was undervalued.
That way, I was able to utilize my NS income and grow it over time.
Not only that, after NS, I already had the experience on stock investing so I have an early start as opposed to others who don't.
It was also in NS when I start writing my blog on my investment thought processes. Do check it out and feel free to ask me any questions :)
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Tan Wei Ming
25 Jul 2020
Founder and Writer at Frugal Youth Invests
Hi NSF to be, I am a NSF too. I still have one more year till I ORD.
Before you invest, you need t...
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