
Learn to set up a savings mechanism to build discipline and a snowball effect, and allocate funds among bonds, unit trusts, and exchange traded funds for a regular savings portfolio.
Learn to build a savings and investment mechanism by automating 20% salary transfers to restricted savings, reinvesting dividends and coupon payments, and channeling funds into etfs and bonds for retirement.
Compare endowment policies and annuities to build a regular savings portfolio, guided by insurance-based lump-sum payouts, guaranteed returns, and potential bonuses.
Understand bonds as debt investments, including Singapore savings bonds and retail bonds, with coupons, government backing, longer-term options, and flexible exit for retail investors.
In this bonds selection lecture for a regular savings portfolio, learn to evaluate cash flow, coupon rate, and maturity, and assess liquidity, default risk, debt ratios, and interest-rate risk.
Explore unit trusts as pooled investments managed by fund managers investing in stocks, bonds, and commodities. Evaluate diversification, risks, fees, and performance metrics like fund size and expense ratio.
Filter china-focused unit trusts, compare performance to the benchmark, review top holdings, check expense ratio under 3%, and repeat for 3–5 options to choose.
Explore how exchange-traded funds (ETFs) list on the stock exchange to track an index, offering diversified access to equities, commodities, and money markets with low costs and simple trading.
Navigate an etf selection walkthrough focused on liquidity, regional exposure, and aum thresholds, comparing cash-based to synthetic replication. Apply these etf insights to a regular savings portfolio including Rietz instruments.
Explore REITs as pooled capital into rental properties financed by banks, with income from rentals and a checklist covering dividend attractiveness, rental stability, leverage under 40 percent, and interest coverage.
Identify options for automatic investment to build a regular savings portfolio, including financial planners, savings plans, or ETFs, and align choices with your risk profile, time horizon, and investment objective.
Execute a personalized savings plan using a spec sheet to set retirement goals, calculate target returns, allocate funds across debt, bonds, equities, and unit trusts, and compare options for returns.
Finalize your regular savings portfolio, thank you for joining, and feel free to ask questions if you need help; good luck.
This course if for those who wishes to: