Dear readers, amidst the higher cost of living in Singapore caused by higher inflation, I have highlighted the importance of savings this week and how for every $1 you save, you can actually get more than $1. How is that so? Find out more here!
For some, investing may be another way to go to grow one’s monies. However, as the current stocks markets are volatile, investors may need to proceed with caution, especially it is now more than likely that a global stock market correction is imminent. Find out here how low the Straits Times Index can reach in the event of a market correction! And read here on why when the stock markets crash is no longer important.
Some may choose to invest with their CPF monies but is this advisable? Find out my take on this here.
Others may be looking at the overseas markets for either an overseas property investment or an overseas equities investment. I prefer to invest in overseas equities rather than overseas properties for the reasons outlined here.
There are some individuals who prefer to cope with the high cost of living in simple pragmatic way. Take for example, reducing the expenditure on food. Find out here on how you can save monies on food!
That’s all for this week reads of SG Stocks Investing! Have a nice Sunday afternoon everyone!
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