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Moomoo, fixed deposits, t-bills etc. Depending on risk appetites.
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Start with getting the essential emergency fund in place first. Open a CDP account and start buying Singapore savings bonds and T-bills every month or two until you have the equivalent of 6-months worth of essential living expenses. After that move on to Index funds (ideally ETFs). Consider topping up your CPF when you have any unexpected windfall. Most importantly educate yourself about investing. There are plenty of good free financial education websites that are Singapore-focused.
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Hey! If you're new to investing, I'd suggest starting with something simple, like a low-cost index fund or a robo-advisor, which automatically picks investments for you. It's important to get familiar with basic concepts first, so maybe try reading up on things like risk, asset, and compound interest. Also, consider setting aside an emergency fund before diving into investing. And, if you can, maybe even chat with a financial advisor to get some tailored advice.