where should i place my money since i’m serving the nation soon? tia.
i don’t see myself spending much while serving the nation, and for emergency funds, i can probably ask my parents for support. as for experience, i have none but will do my part and research as well. i’m open to all suggestions!
first, thank you for serving our nation.


second, it will be important to understand your stage in life. presumably, you may be turning 19 after your a-levels or 20 after your poly studies. either way, you are young and have a long investment runway ahead of you.


third, where can you place your money while you serve the nation for the next two years?


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assuming you can get emergency funding if needed from your parents, then you must decide the risk you want to take in placing the money.


the safest (lowest risk) with no return is to literally keep your money in the safe. that’s not the best way frankly when there are slightly riskier ways to grow your money with decent returns.


one possibility is to place into a bank savings account in singapore, preferably in a fixed deposit which offers a higher return than the basic savings account.


however, i would recommend investing in a well-diversified global portfolio, especially when you have two years of runway to grow your money. after all, it will be good to have good returns after you complete your national service to help you meet expected expenses when you further your studies or take a well-deserved holiday.


investing globally is easy with robo-advisers. pick one which is fully automated where you don’t have to make decisions except how much to invest. in selecting the robo, check if the risk management is done by machine learning ai or if it is managed ultimately by a human manager. diversification requires massive data analytics, which is not humanly possible. yet it is easily done with the computing power available today.


before you start, you need to know or select your own risk profile. it is not easy as most people do not do what they say. further, conventional risk profiling poses technical questions which some people may not fully understand. instead, look for risk profiling tools which reflect your personality and risk-reward behaviour. using such a tool that can analyse your risk-reward attitude is a critical step to start your investing journey.


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yes you should be able to. you will be thoroughly checked before being allowed to donate.<br/><br/>best wishes I would suggest looking for an assisted living or Memory Care program. Sounds like he needs to have a Power of Attorney assigned for finance and also one for health care. Has anyone in the family broached these topics with your father? Unfortunately, you are now in the position of needing to be more proactive in caring for your father, much like your parents did for you when you were a child unable to make decisions for yourself. It sounds like it is time for a family meeting with your siblings, if you have any, or contacting your local Department on Aging to assist you with the activities that need to be done to adequately care for your elderly father. nurses? sure. at first i thought you meant teachers. i think nurses having easy access to it makes sense. i don't think they need it in their pockets all day unless maybe kids are frequently dying from this. even if they are, i don't think the nurse having it in their pocket would do much. it would only help if the nurse happened to walk by an incident happening. if using that type of logic, it would be more effective to just have the drug placed on school walls every 20 feet and training kids how to access it like a fire hydrant. i'd think that 99% of cases happen with the kid being sent to the nurse or the nurse called to the kid. in that case the nurse could access the drug when needed. i'm not a fan of forcing rules on people unless they are seriously needed. i err on the side of people being able to think for themselves and use their own creativity. You should consult an attorney experienced with guardianships, if there is already a guardianship in place.


If not, then the money is yours and it is yours to do with as you like. Without knowing a lot more about your situation, there isn't much that an attorney can advise to help you protect your assets. it depends on what church you belong to. some churches, especially christian ones, expect their members to donate to support the church & its activities. if you believe you have a moral obligation to support the church, *and* a moral obligation to allow the minister to tell you how much support that should be, then it would be wrong not to tithe the percentage he sets.

however, if you don't believe those, or you belong to a church or a religion that doesn't believe in specific pre-set tithes, then it's not wrong to avoid tithing. some religions believe people should support their churches in ways other than monetary donations--hours of service, or just living a moral life, are what they want. no i do not believe the government should use federal money for funding planned parenthood. period. hey everyone,

i was in a similar spot last year and was going through ft recruitment without having a major banking internship on wall street. i come from a super non-target and ended up doing a masters of finance this year at a decently known school. by being super diligent and persistent i was able to land a job on the street. my advice if you are coming from a background like mine would be to find an internship whether paid or unpaid that offers some type of transaction experience over this summer. * traveler's checks are not recommended, as most stores won't accept them, and banks and post offices with very long queues are the only places to cash them in. make sure you keep your cash and cards safe by following these simple **money** security tips. 4. know **how** to dress appropriately better yet , find out if there are any epileptologists ( neurologist who specialize w/ people who have epilepsy ) in your area. the next best thing would be, to call the epilepsy foundation. they maybe able to help you find a good dr.. and not a pa. hello team
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