Invest in property with “no money down”, legit or scam?
I went on radio last week talking about what I’d uncovered about The I Quadrant in one of my previous posts – an investigative piece that took me several months to…
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Is the Stock Market a Voting Machine Right Now?
“In the short term, the market is like a voting machine. But in the long term, it is like a weighing machine.” Looking at the state of the stock market…
Don’t Fall for these Pump and Dump Schemes in the Stock Market
The Internet can be a dangerous place for ignorant investors. Recently, I came across an informative post that detailed the bullish case for what the author posited to be a…
Parents: How To Invest for Your Children’s Financial Future
What if you could change your child’s financial future and give them a head start by starting an investment portfolio for them now? Image Credits: Vector Stock Salary increments are…
Are S-REITs Still Safe to Invest In?
The Singapore REITs market has generally been profitable for its investors, but with the new measures amid this economic crisis, are they still safe to invest in? In Singapore, real…
Don’t buy into a stock just because it is trending
Have you ever lost money because you bought into an investment that you didn’t quite understand? Be it an investment-linked plan (read why I cancelled mine here), a stock you…
The Coffee Can Portfolio
Earlier today, I was introduced to the concept of the “Coffee Can Portfolio” and it was so fascinating that I decided to share this here as well. Credits goes to…
Bond yields have now fallen. Check out Capital Plus yielding 2.13% p.a. over 3 years instead
With all the uncertainty in the markets over COVID-19, there are fears that we may start sinking into an economic recession. When this happens, there will always be people who…
Should I Sell Now And Buy Back Later?
When markets are going down, it is easy to say, Since stock prices are falling, I’m going to sell now and then buy back cheaper later! Trust me, I’ve made…
Personal Finance is Personal
Who doesn’t love a short-cut? But when it comes to personal finance, there is no real short-cut. And to all those who have been shelling out $5,000 for an investment course…