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  • DBS
    DBS
    last edited by @msixism

      @msixism Hi msixism, it is great that you have thoughts about investing even before you graduate! Time is certainly on your side when you start investing early and our advice would be to understand yourself, uncover your investment preferences and tolerance before starting. NAV Planner, available at no charge on DBS digibank, is one such digital tool that can serves as a guide as you take your first steps. While it uncovers your investment preferences, it would also throw out some relevant ideas for your consideration.

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    • HE
      Heidi
      last edited by @DBS

        @dbs will the answer be posted here or there's a separate link?

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      • HE
        Heidi
        last edited by

          I have life insurance, robo investment, have stocks in my home country (I'm a foreigner), some fixed deposits in DBS.

          Yet, DBS Nav says I have >99 months of emergency funds. I want my money to work for me harder!!!! 🙂 What else should I try?

          Doing research, I often see "singapore bonds" "unit trust" "etf" "reits" but I have DBS digiporfolio already. Should I even with these separately? My goal is more passive income. I can take moderate to higher risk.

          PS. I don't have CDP account. Should I make one?

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        • HE
          Heidi
          last edited by

            I already have DBS asia portfolio ($1K). I am planning to add additional amount but to global portfolio this time. Is it a good idea to diversify in this manner?

            Also, fast forward to the day that I already have both asia and global portfolio and I want to top up. Next question in my mind would be "to where do I add, asia or global"?
            -is it better to choose based on which fund has more loss (coz more loss = funds prices are cheaper than I own = my money can buy more)

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          • DBS
            DBS
            last edited by

              Hello! It's the first time we're doing this, so do bear with us as we catch up with your questions. 😳 As shared by @HeyAnna, we are product managers currently working in the Funds Team at DBS. Always curious to hear what the community has to ask and what to learn, so do share openly!

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            • UN
              UncleSam
              last edited by

                How can bond funds (or unit trusts that comprise a portion of junk bonds) be part of a diversified investment portfolio, and what are the considerations to take to optimise a portfolio with bond funds of varying credit ratings?

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              • ED
                EdwinLee
                last edited by

                  With the rising focus on sustainable investing, are there plans to enhance existing product offering such as Unit Trusts or DigiPortfolio to be more “ESG friendly”? Some examples include companies with high ESG scores or donating a % of fee-income to social causes.

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                • BR
                  brownbear32
                  last edited by

                    Will the funds in the digiportfolio change over time ?

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                  • MA
                    Marcus
                    last edited by

                      Are there any plans to include a dollar-cost averaging plan (DCA) for portfolios under the Digiportfolio?

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                    • HU
                      huilin
                      last edited by

                        Any plans to increase the product offering on Digiportfolio to other markets like HK, China for example? Now its kinda limited to SG and US

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                      • HU
                        huilin
                        last edited by

                          Hi when will RSP function for Digiportfolio be enabled? So we don't have to remember to do top ups. Thanks

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                        • GE
                          getitgt
                          last edited by

                            Thanks for having this AMA. Sat in the previous event by The Burrow and SGX where one of the presenters spoke about the three teams that play a part in potentially providing advice/expertise to digiPortfolio holders. How exactly does that work?

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                          • MS
                            msixism
                            last edited by

                              Hi, as I am a fresh graduate that will only be graduating from university next May, what is the best advice that you can give for someone that is new into investing and have yet to try anything before?

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                              sjh1993
                              last edited by

                                Hi, as there are many considerations involved in the selection of unit trust (e.g. forex rate risk, expense ratio, portfolio manager etc.), may I understand the process on how DBS selects their focus funds?

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                              • PO
                                ponie4prez
                                last edited by ponie4prez

                                  Hi, thanks for organising this. I want to know simply - what makes DBS offerings more competitive than others in the market today?

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