On MoneyOwl’s Fees and Comparisons
There has been quite a bit of interest in the fees for investing via MoneyOwl, and also quite a bit of some confusion with many comparisons. First, let’s break down the fees for investing with MoneyOwl so that if you wish to compare, they are of apples to apples. Our fees are in three parts: […]
MoneyOwl Launches Investing Solutions For Mass Market
Press Release by MoneyOwl,
24 April 2019
MoneyOwl rolls out low-cost investment portfolio service
Article by The Business Times,
24 April 2019
Why Unit Trusts And Not ETF?
MoneyOwl believes in constructing low-cost portfolios that contain stocks and bonds worldwide. We use Unit Trusts to create these portfolios for our clients. Some of the readers may have heard of the negative reputation of Unit Trusts in Singapore as being an expensive investment tool and should be avoided. Unit Trust = Expensive, Lousy, Avoid […]
The Most Overlooked Insurance
When it comes to insurance, most people are familiar with the standard benefits like death, critical illnesses (e.g. cancer, heart attack) and hospitalisation. Yes, these are indeed important life risks that we ought to insure against. The financial impact can be disastrous if we die too early, not leaving enough for dependants’ living expenses or […]
1st Quarter 2019: What Comes After One Of The Worst Decembers In The Markets?
What do stocks do after one of the worst Decembers on record in terms of market performance? Start 2019 with one of the best first quarters in history! (For global equities. The STI is another story). Source: Bloomberg Large-cap stocks did well for the quarter with the S&P 500 up 13.65%, lifting the global MSCI […]
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As life expectancy increases, the number of years that people live with a chronic disease is expected to rise. While Singaporeans live up to the age of 82 on average, they are also likely to experience about eight years of ill health in old age. In Singapore, more people are having the “3 highs”; high […]
