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20 Jun 2021

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What's the best way for a university student to "grow her money" while studying?

I (19F) will be matriculating into University this August. I have about 16k in my bank account.

As of now, I've been using SCB JumpStart as a way to "grow my money) since they are offering an attractive interest rate of 2%.

I'm considering investing after having $20k in my bank, however, I'm not too certain on that as it is rather new to me. But I'm willing to hold it in the long-term.

Also, if I were to invest in ETFs, do I have to pay taxes?

Thank you!

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That's a great starting point! Building up your savings while in university is smart. The SCB JumpStart account seems like a decent option with that interest rate. AI Cartoon GeneratorImage to PromptAI Cartoon Image GeneratorCharacter Headcanon GeneratorRelationship Headcanon GeneratorAI Beauty Rating

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Starting early on financial growth is great. SCB JumpStart via PicPicAi is a good choice. Investing can be like learning to ride a bike – scary yet exciting. Note ETFs' tax implications. Cheers to your financial journey! https://picpicai.com/

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