

Trusts? R Y referring to unit trusts or others (eg shipping trust)?
des_khor ( Date: 05-Jun-2008 21:31) Posted:
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I rather buy trusts counter in Sgx as they're offer much higher yield , but we must have holding power if it trade below entry price .
Inflationary pressure.....

cathylmg ( Date: 05-Jun-2008 15:17) Posted:
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May I know why?
jm2212 ( Date: 05-Jun-2008 15:16) Posted:
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standard chartered bank is offering 1.5% FD now, but hold on first, the interest rate should be going up, very soon and very quickly
stan chart esaver account ard 1% also
Yah. Maybank is good.
I have some $$ parked there in their time deposits
Oops, taybc1071, sorry for the typo.
Hi tabyc
I agree w/ ipunter. For S$, you may want to check out Maybank?
taybc1071 ( Date: 05-Jun-2008 08:44) Posted:
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Presently, all FD rates are miserably low...

Which bank is offering best FD rate to park fund temporarily in view of the dull market?
Also can leave with Phillip Securities.
Middle ( Date: 11-Apr-2008 20:03) Posted:
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Since topic is on fixed deposit... for those prefering lower risk.... why not try NTUC Income ... i think they still offer a product whereby you let them keep a lump sum for say 8 yrs, the potential return could be around 4% pa. plus a little insurance (basic) cover.
Land banking business is about the same with unit trust. That is the coy will manage a pool of money to procure land, mostly in overseas as local are most of state land. One of my former colleagues is on this line. She has invited me for some talks on this type of investment, but I didn't accept it. This is becasue if you get involve, upfront you have pay for the management fee cum the daily recurrent admin fee. Unlike some of the unit trust, I think for land investment, you cannot withdraw at anytime. I got her contact no, if anyone interested, I will give the contact no to you via email or SMS.
The moral of the story is don't let others to manage your money, do it yourself for free. Cheers.
Fairprice Plus 1% p.a without need to maintain monthly minimum balance:
http://www.fairpriceplus.com/main/index.shtm
Yes, the choice is yours to be made and you should be able to bear the full blow of that decision!
I remember I heard before there's another similar scheme whereby people pool their money for drilling discovered oil wells. High interest will be paid in the first few years to the investors prior to the crude oil is being drawn from the well....overall, real investment return of up to 20%pa is almost guarantee by the listed holding company in US.
Anyone came across such scheme to share?
In my opinion better to invest my money in spore shares.