The most common question I get on this site is: “I am x years old. I have y dollars in the bank. How do I invest my money?”
After answering countless reader questions and Ask FH questions, it started becoming obvious to me that the response to all these questions were all broadly similar. There was an underlying set of considerations and framework that applied to investing for Singaporeans, that could be used to address all these queries. And I knew that I had to share this framework with readers in a way that was more efficient than replying to them individually.
But this framework was more than could be imparted in a simple paragraph, or even a 2000 word article.
I’ve taken everything I know about investing and condensed this information into a set of videos, articles, exercises, and materials. It is the Complete Guide to Investing for Singapore Investors. And it’s all available to you today.
What is the Complete Guide to Investing for Singapore Investors?
Unlike other courses which only touch on one or two topics, the Complete Guide to Investing for Singaporeans gives you everything you need to know as an Investor in Singapore – from asset allocation, understanding the market cycle, Stocks, REITs, bonds, ETFs, Property, CPF and tax planning.
Asset allocation will make or break your returns
I’m a huge believer in asset allocation. To build this course, I re-thought my entire approach towards asset allocation for Singaporean investors. I built a complete framework from the ground up to think about your net worth as a Singaporean, inclusive of CPF, property (residential + investment), bonds, stocks, REITs. This is the same approach I adopt towards conceptualising my own net worth. In fact, I would even go so far to say that the Asset Allocation module itself is probably worth the entire course fee.
What is the course structure?
The course consists of 11 modules as follows:
Module 1: Objectives and Goal Setting
Module 2: The Importance of Asset Allocation
Module 3: Understanding the Market Cycle
Module 4: REITs
Module 5: Property Investing for Individuals
Module 6: Shares
Module 7: ETFs
Module 8: Bonds & Fixed Income
Module 9: CPF & Tax Planning
Module 10: Putting it all together: Sample Portfolios
Module 11: Advanced Reading
Each module consists of a series of video lectures, exercises and reading materials that you can go through at your own pace. Detailed course outline here.
Think of this as a shortcut, to jumpstart your learning and start from a much higher base than your peers
Can you learn everything in this course by yourself? Absolutely, most of this can be learned through books, classes, and painful trial and error. But ask yourself, how long would it take for you to build up such knowledge?
In this course, I’ve taken everything I know about investing, what I learnt from books, courses, academic journals, interviews, speaking to people, and all my experience in the financial markets over the past 10 years, and condensed it into this course. Think of this as a way to shortcut years of your learning, and immediately start on a much higher base than your peers.
It took me 10 years to build up the knowledge I have today. Even if you can do it in a quarter of the time I took, that’s still 2.5 years. And in investing, 2.5 years can translate into a lot of money lost, and lost opportunities.
If I had been offered such a course 10 years ago when I began my investing journey, I absolutely would have jumped at the chance.
Who should take the course?
(1) New to investing: Get your investing fundamentals right and build an effective investment portfolio.
(2) Established Investors: Finetune your portfolio and reframe your asset allocation to maximize returns.
(3) Investors thinking of Retirement: Protect your nest egg and stay confidently on track for retirement.
Is the course worth it?
Think about it this way – the first stock I bought I invested $3000, and I lost 80% of that money. That’s $2400.
As a beginner investor, you’re bound to make mistakes. If this course can help you avoid a 80% loss on a $3000, it’s paid for itself many times over. Think about how much you’re investing in the markets over a lifetime, and how much you can improve with a strong foundation.
If you invest S$20,000 a year from 25 to 65, The difference between 5% a year and 7% a year over a 40 year investing period (25 to 65) is $2.5 million vs $4.2 million. That’s a whopping 68% difference, or S$1.7 million.
Lifetime Membership
Signing up to the course gets you lifetime membership. The course will be continually updated with new content to keep up with market conditions. You can review the course year after year to refresh your fundamentals as well as keep up with the latest developments.
Don’t wait, take action to jumpstart your investment journey today!
Sign up via the link below:
Complete Guide to Investing for Singapore Investors
If you have any queries on the course, feel free to contact us at [email protected]