Your first foray into the world of investing will be the trickiest – there’s no way to guarantee that you’re on the right track. But instead of letting your savings wither away in a deadbeat bank account, it’s time to start thinking about investing. After all, we’ve all got life milestones that we want to reach: our first home, children’s education, heck, some of us are already considering planning for early retirement.
With digital investment platform Syfe, you’ll be making the first step to take better control over your finances. They offer both Syfe Trade and Syfe Wealth, and while you can easily trade stocks with the first, it’s the second that offers you a chance to personalise your own portfolio.
First things first – you’ll need to pick from their five portfolios:
- Core, made up of a diverse basket of equities, bonds, and gold ETFs
- REIT+, to focus on the top 20 REITs in Singapore
- Themes, where you can invest in global megatrends like clean energy and healthcare
- Custom, for you to build your own portfolio from a list of funds
- Cash+, a cash management portfolio with projected returns of 1.2 percent per annum
There aren’t any lock-in periods nor withdrawal fees, and another massive plus? It’s entirely flexible, so you can plan your entire investment journey with Syfe Wealth. Feel free to put in one lump investment sum or spread it out across regular intervals – whichever it is that you’re comfortable with.
If you’re concerned about the technicalities of it all, you’ll also have access to MAS-licensed wealth experts and a free wealth expert consultation for you to get all your questions answered.
It takes just a few minutes to create an account since you can go through Singpass. For our readers, you can sign up with Syfe Wealth now with the code <TIMEOUT> to get a S$20 cash bonus when you invest more than S$1,000.
Disclaimer: This article is brought to you by Syfe Pte. Ltd. Any reference to an investment's past or potential performance is not an indication of any specific outcome or profit. Always do your own research before investing. This is not financial advice. This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.