40k spare cash

Prof. Utonium

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Feb 12, 2009
Messages
34,580
Reaction score
4,574
Since everything accounted for, dump into IWDA or SSB if you're more conservative.
 

Maeda_Toshiie

Supremacy Member
Joined
May 12, 2007
Messages
6,310
Reaction score
3
Mid 30s. I wont need tis amount unless for unforseen emergencies. My hse is fully paid for

Sent from Samsung SM-A720F using GAGT

I suggest that you dump that 40k inside SSB first and not hand it over to some insurance salesperson*. Then go read up on insurance and investing to get a clue about this nasty piece of business. The last thing anyone should be doing with their money is to hand it over to the first bank employee or insurance salesperson you meet and have no clue about what they are selling to you**.





* being politically correct here on gender.

** Hint: it is not always to your benefit, despite what they say.
 

jnashville

Banned
Joined
Feb 2, 2010
Messages
4,100
Reaction score
2
Buy ntuc revoease with 40K. 3 years premium , 10 years maturity. End of 10 years get back $53,064 @ 4.75% or $47,212 @ 3.25%

oh non guaranteed...so all this figures are just...

it can even be just 1 percent or even nothing except capital guaranteed?

might as well SSB or those higher yield savings plan like maxigain, dbs multiplier, etc etc
 

jnashville

Banned
Joined
Feb 2, 2010
Messages
4,100
Reaction score
2
I suggest that you dump that 40k inside SSB first and not hand it over to some insurance salesperson*. Then go read up on insurance and investing to get a clue about this nasty piece of business. The last thing anyone should be doing with their money is to hand it over to the first bank employee or insurance salesperson you meet and have no clue about what they are selling to you**.





* being politically correct here on gender.

** Hint: it is not always to your benefit, despite what they say.

i actually handed over a large sum of money to an unknown GE insurance agent but that was for the GREAT270 endownment plan where the capital is guaranteed and interest of 2.7percent is also guaranteed. the agent also offered me capitaland vouchers too.

it all depends on the product hehe..

but yea i will not put money for ILPs and those non guaranteed endowments because those are just paying the pockets for these agents.
 

aarontansp

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Oct 22, 2000
Messages
15,928
Reaction score
3,068
oh non guaranteed...so all this figures are just...

it can even be just 1 percent or even nothing except capital guaranteed?

might as well SSB or those higher yield savings plan like maxigain, dbs multiplier, etc etc

Not exactly. The previous plans I bought have not cut any bonuses.
 

RMCWMR

Banned
Joined
Jan 13, 2019
Messages
8,581
Reaction score
1
Take $40k dump all into DBS shares. 5% div p.a. + cap appreciation in next 10 years. No need simi insurance
 

mingyang93

Junior Member
Joined
Feb 14, 2019
Messages
20
Reaction score
0
Intention of doing with this money in mind?

So actually what is your intention with this money? Retirement? Since you are in your mid 30s with a house fully paid. I would recommend you looking into doing an investment for a long term which gains a higher yield instead of getting a low guarantees. Unless you are more on the conservative/ safe risk type then by all means, put in a guaranteed savings/ bank that gives a dividend.
 
Last edited:

Maeda_Toshiie

Supremacy Member
Joined
May 12, 2007
Messages
6,310
Reaction score
3
i actually handed over a large sum of money to an unknown GE insurance agent but that was for the GREAT270 endownment plan where the capital is guaranteed and interest of 2.7percent is also guaranteed. the agent also offered me capitaland vouchers too.

it all depends on the product hehe..

but yea i will not put money for ILPs and those non guaranteed endowments because those are just paying the pockets for these agents.

If you know that the capital and interest are guaranteed, it means that you know what you bought. The same cannot be said of many a insurance customers...
 

yummie

Suspended
Joined
Apr 1, 2014
Messages
27,919
Reaction score
1,247
So actually what is your intention with this money? Retirement? Since you are in your mid 30s with a house fully paid. I would recommend you looking into doing an investment for a long term which gains a higher yield instead of getting a low guarantees. Unless you are more on the conservative/ safe risk type then by all means, put in a guaranteed savings/ bank that gives a dividend.
Like wat kind of investment

Sent from Samsung SM-A720F using GAGT
 

yummie

Suspended
Joined
Apr 1, 2014
Messages
27,919
Reaction score
1,247
I thinking of doing 7-11 franchise. Feasible boh

Sent from Samsung SM-A720F using GAGT
 

madtari

Master Member
Joined
Nov 20, 2002
Messages
2,963
Reaction score
5
It's really a small amount considering the limit for bonus interest for accounts such as OCBC360 n UOB ONE is 70k to 75k. With only 40k u can't even get the max benefit/interest rate.

Small amount siooo
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top