Gabriel Tham

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06 Jun 2019

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Will CPF open up to more investment options such as Dimensional Funds, low cost global diversified ETFs?

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Jeff Yeo

06 Jun 2019

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I believe lower risk investments are CPF’s mandate to the investment companies.

The returns on in such CPf investements are also not high

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James Yeo

04 Jun 2019

Editor at SmallCapAsia.com

I think they are more concerned about cpf members losing their nest egg so they would focus on the more risk averse kind.

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