Hmm leave debts to their kids..you mean loan shark debts? thought legal debts will be written off if not enough to deduct from inheritance left behind...
Gigantic medical bills to name one.... :(
Hmm leave debts to their kids..you mean loan shark debts? thought legal debts will be written off if not enough to deduct from inheritance left behind...
There is actually a growing community of experts here who are big time investors, got introduced to some guys recently
so hoping to learn more from the experts.
Gigantic medical bills to name one.... :(
haha yeah forgot about this...one bill can wipe out all savings...
Aiyo i just told my wife yday that she could take everything.
Cause she also cant take it and go anywhere what? Right? Being the mum surely she would leave it for her kids!
Ginfreely, the petrol kiosk thing was one of the first things i thought of but was quickly put down by a local friend. Its one of the racial restriction thingy from what i understand.
This is my personal experience. :(
My two and a half cents:
1) Gold is one of the safest investments to date. Yes it may not give you fancy stock market returns. But it still gives you decent returns in the long term. My Gold investments have more than doubled in value. I dun have any plans to see them either.
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No leh, almost all parents I meet want to leave inheritance to their kids, may be not to their wife/husband but certainly to their children
My friend working in fund management company also said DCA is the best, she follows it herself and made very good gains over the last few years. I never follow her advice though. Now I stick to dividend stocks only, no more unit trust after the painful technology unit trust experience, am still holding to it...now half price only :(
Hi all
Allow me to share my brief story. Have been going in and out of JB for makan/shopping/holiday for as long as I can remember. When got hitched in 2002 already planned to get a property in JB (can u imagine how cheeep that can be at that time?). Alas my missus was not for it for all the negative reasons that all bros/sis have mentioned in this forum.
We r both professionals. Have cleared my 5 rm HDB loan within that time and with 3 lovely kids fr P3 to Pre-sch. Took almost 10 yrs to convince the other better half.. during which from no restrictions by msian govt to min 500k rule imposed. Well it is better late than never right .
I do not regret for it is no use if I were to buy earlier and my missus neva wanna stay or step inside the hse. But now she is the one who kept planning what to buy or put in the new hse in 1+ yrs time. Plan to clear the loan in 10-12yrs..
Although we are not immediate neighbours, it is still good to know of fellow sporeans from different developments.
Btw i am taking the plunge at NI.
Wish me luck =)
Hangyong:
Just like buying stock. you buy/sell the fund on the exchange no middle man. ETFs tend to mirror whichever sectorial indices and are not actively managed therefore cheaper and faster to dispose or buy since no middle man. SGX main board lists some of these ETFs (e.g. from lyxor sectors in india, china etc). hope i got in correct, any person with professional training correct me if I am wrong =p
I thought the news on new President candidate is more relevant as front page.
Wow your wife must have felt very happy...oh I'm neutral on this, some people might have misgivings of spouse remarrying (especially widower) and the kids are disadvantaged, especially when there are kids from the new marriage, anyway this is what i hear from people i come across and not meant to be representive hor...
Regarding the high maintenance charge at Leisure Farm, this is what they explained to me:
Strata-titled - expect to be expensive due to the need to maintain common properties.. for the case of Bayou Water Village i presume that would include maintaining that man-made canal
Individual titled - cheap, about RM200 plus for Bayou Creek
Bro,
Good for you, my stock picks are far from accurate & still had 1 china stock under suspension.
Made me learn the importance of picking right stocks with proper corporate governance..
However I am sticking with stock over the mid/long term..
To all investors, regardless of the instruments.. huat ah!
Will ignore all future comments with regards to the subject. No energy to deal with such stuff.