Recapping my posts from the year 2009, here are the most viewed ones by you. You may like to read if you have yet to, or you can read it all over again!
1) How to buy Singapore Government Bonds? - provides an overview of the ways to lend money to the Government!
2) 6 Reasons Why You Should NOT Repay Your Housing Loan Early - this is a guest post by Dennis Ng from housingloansg, giving his expertise insight about owning the piece of land and the roof over our heads. It includes an interview with him.
3) T3B Gathering 5th Apr 09 – Wealth Creation Portfolio Management Part 1 - this was a summary of the T3B gathering in Apr 09, where Keane saw an opportuniy in the depressed market, and urged us to participate. Looking back, it was really the start of the stock market recovery.
4) Triple EMA crossover trading system for FOREX - Yeo Keong Hee published this system in his book, “Secrets of Forex Millionaires”. He teaches Forex trading at Adam Khoo’s wealth academy.
5) T3B Forex Course Preview - I attended the preview and felt that there are some useful pointers to share so I post them here. Clarence Chee is the T3B Forex instructor and I did went through the course.
6) Do not buy Critical Illness Insurance – As expected, this post drew rebuttals from the insurance agents. I do not blame them as they are passionate people believing in their products and want to help others. I am not against critical illness, I just feel that there is no point getting a critical illness if there is no early payout.
7) DBS vs StreetTRACKS STI ETF – DBS introduced their very own STI ETF to battle against StreetTRACKS. So which is better?
3 questions to ask yourself before investing in stocks - One of the greatest fund manager in history, this is Peter Lynch’s advice to you.
9) The best time to buy a house - Do you know that you can predict property boom and bust by looking at property stocks?
10) Do not buy Whole Life Insurance - Likewise, drew a lot of flak with this post. Anyway, this post contains the videos of Susan Orman and Dave Ramsey capturing their views on whole life insurance. I am not against whole life insurance, it depends on your needs. If you are young and do not have enough to pay for the high premiums, getting sufficient coverage via term insurance is a must and more sensible choice.
Hope you will like these as much as others had. Thanks for the support and please continue to read BigFatPurse in 2010!
You may also like:
- Trading Report Card – Dec 09 and Year 2009
- What are you really covered under insurance?
- Do not buy Critical Illness Insurance
- Insurance should protect against your worst case scenarios
- T3B Forex Course Preview
- 40 Richest in Singapore 2009
- Insure yourself against Partial Disability
- Influenced by Advice on Life Insurance
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