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The Real Risk of the "Risk-Free" Rate: A Closer Look at Singapore's Inflation Numbers
Singapore Government Securities (SGS) bonds are often a go-to investment choice for Singaporeans due to their low-risk nature and the assurance of returns. In 2022, the rates on these bonds ranged from 0.5% to 4.4%, offering a seemingly steady investment. However, even these 'risk-free' investments carry hidden risks, the most significant of which is inflation.
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High Risk, High Reward - What it means & How to Manage the Downside with Diversification
In the world of personal finance, you've probably heard the phrase "high risk, high reward". But what does it really mean, and how does it apply to you as a busy professional? Should you therefore avoid all investment opportunities with high returns because they are riskier and can lead you to financial ruins?
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Investing or Gambling? Drawing The Line in Personal Finance
In today's world of finance, the options for investors are more diverse than ever. But as the landscape broadens, the line between investing and gambling often becomes blurred. This distinction becomes particularly poignant when we dive into the stories of individuals navigating through various investment avenues.
The Real Risk of the "Risk-Free" Rate: A Closer Look at Singapore's Inflation Numbers
Singapore Government Securities (SGS) bonds are often a go-to investment choice for Singaporeans due to their low-risk nature and the assurance of returns. In 2022, the rates on these bonds ranged from 0.5% to 4.4%, offering a seemingly steady investment. However, even these 'risk-free' investments carry hidden risks, the most significant of which is inflation.
High Risk, High Reward - What it means & How to Manage the Downside with Diversification
In the world of personal finance, you've probably heard the phrase "high risk, high reward". But what does it really mean, and how does it apply to you as a busy professional? Should you therefore avoid all investment opportunities with high returns because they are riskier and can lead you to financial ruins?
On Technical Demos
There are only three scenarios which a technical product demo is appropriate for introducing your product. One, you are a student turning it in to the professor for grading. Two, you are at a hackathon. Three, you are at the final stage of the sales cycle, where the big guy has already said "yes".
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