Mid of 2024 and it's still not too late to get our finances in order. As a thank you for the support thus far, here's 10% off the Notion Finance Tracker I use - bit.ly/demizhuangnotion10 💸 Account Balances (Net Worth) automatically 💰 Record your Income, Expenses 🔄 Transfer transactions when Friends or Family Return you Money 💳 Tally Credit Card Balances with official Bank Statements 🎯 Saving Goals 🧾 Subscriptions Records 🔥 iPhone users can also track expenses easily on the go with the Apple Shortcut feature by double tapping the back of your iPhone. Set up guide provided.
Hi am newly joined in Moomoo Singapore, am watching you vedios to understand about Moomoo it's very helpful for me, can you explain about Cashplus subscription and RSP
You should spread the expense equally Filmora over 36 months This will not cause random expense flux in certain months (such as month of paying annual insurance )
@@DemiZhuang thanks for sharing! still pretty high at $300 plus. even with the 1% cashback of your previous month's expenses (assuming $2k+ though this month's expenses is higher), that would be $20+ cashback. assuming an average of 2.5% cashback from your current month's expense, that would be about $56. would be most helpful if you could share exactly how you get $300+ cashback as that's pretty substantial!
Can you do a comparison between SG stocks(eg z74/ov8/c6l and REITs) and US stocks/etfs and which one is a good investment for someone who‘s in the 30s?
Haha not much of CPF strategy, only topped up last year to lower taxes but I'm managing my own money towards retirement. At least thats the plan for now, will update if there's any changes~
Any credit card recommendation for someone who doesn't hit likely won't hit the min spending of 600/800? I am extremely frugal as I don't earn much and I live with my parents: - Public transport ~$70/month - Groceries for family (can vary as my parents do the groceries too) - Seldom eat out as I eat dinner leftovers for lunch, sometimes eat out ~$30/month but I use paylah to pay to my colleagues. Not much social life. - Occasional shopping or purchases at physical stores or Shopee - I may travel once a year (flight tickets for my family can be ~$5k) - for this, is it still advisable to use a cashback credit card as most of the cards have cashback cap of e.g., $1k?
Demi, just to check. For Moomoo cash plus 6.8%pa guaranteed. So once we finish the duration. For eg, 40 days. We can’t continue anymore? The principle reinvest back into the money market fund. Not possible?
Henlo are there any alternatives to the HSBC Revolution CC that you’d recommend? The bank is removing the 9x bonus points for contactless transactions from 15 july 😭
Amazing amount 11.000. Do you have to pay Wealth/capital gain tax in Singapore? In the Netherlands if I invest in ETF’s that are registered in Ireland I don’t have to pay dividend tax. Is that also the case in Singapore? Normal tax rate of dividends in the Netherlands is 15% dividend tax. For the S&P 500 it is VUSA. Last week I have sold all my position in VUSA and changed it to VWRL. It has 3600 companies in it world wide and I have two bond ETF’s VUTY and VEMT. Yes I only use vanguard ETF’s. I invest 90% in VWRL and 5% VUTY and 5% in VEMT. I will now slowly change it to 60% VWRL and 20% VUTY and 20% VEMT. I hope you have time to reply on the taxes of Singapore. I want to move to a country in Asia where there is no wealth/capital gain tax. And thinking about moving to Singapore.
Mid of 2024 and it's still not too late to get our finances in order. As a thank you for the support thus far, here's 10% off the Notion Finance Tracker I use - bit.ly/demizhuangnotion10
💸 Account Balances (Net Worth) automatically
💰 Record your Income, Expenses
🔄 Transfer transactions when Friends or Family Return you Money
💳 Tally Credit Card Balances with official Bank Statements
🎯 Saving Goals
🧾 Subscriptions Records
🔥 iPhone users can also track expenses easily on the go with the Apple Shortcut feature by double tapping the back of your iPhone.
Set up guide provided.
Hi am newly joined in Moomoo Singapore, am watching you vedios to understand about Moomoo it's very helpful for me, can you explain about Cashplus subscription and RSP
You should spread the expense equally Filmora over 36 months
This will not cause random expense flux in certain months (such as month of paying annual insurance )
did you buy your mothers bag at woodbury commons? right down the street from me.
how do you get so much cashback? can you share the specific strategy for this?
Covered in this video here - ruclips.net/video/xPH9plUC62s/видео.html
@@DemiZhuang thanks for sharing! still pretty high at $300 plus. even with the 1% cashback of your previous month's expenses (assuming $2k+ though this month's expenses is higher), that would be $20+ cashback. assuming an average of 2.5% cashback from your current month's expense, that would be about $56. would be most helpful if you could share exactly how you get $300+ cashback as that's pretty substantial!
Can you do a comparison between SG stocks(eg z74/ov8/c6l and REITs) and US stocks/etfs and which one is a good investment for someone who‘s in the 30s?
How do you chose which account to use? I see you have CMC Invest, IBKR, Syfe...do you use all of them? Which account do you use for buying S&P500?
How I choose platforms to go with - ruclips.net/video/0FqAQDvziUQ/видео.html
I don't just use 1 platform, I use a few.
Now that you're self-employed, your own boss, what is your CPF strategy? e.g. how much you top up, if at all? Maybe a future video for your fans !
Haha not much of CPF strategy, only topped up last year to lower taxes but I'm managing my own money towards retirement. At least thats the plan for now, will update if there's any changes~
Any credit card recommendation for someone who doesn't hit likely won't hit the min spending of 600/800? I am extremely frugal as I don't earn much and I live with my parents:
- Public transport ~$70/month
- Groceries for family (can vary as my parents do the groceries too)
- Seldom eat out as I eat dinner leftovers for lunch, sometimes eat out ~$30/month but I use paylah to pay to my colleagues. Not much social life.
- Occasional shopping or purchases at physical stores or Shopee
- I may travel once a year (flight tickets for my family can be ~$5k) - for this, is it still advisable to use a cashback credit card as most of the cards have cashback cap of e.g., $1k?
Citi Rewards, no min spend 2.27% cashback in the form of points.
does cmc invest have fractional shares for CSPX?
Nope
Business income refers to youtube income?
Demi, just to check. For Moomoo cash plus 6.8%pa guaranteed. So once we finish the duration. For eg, 40 days. We can’t continue anymore? The principle reinvest back into the money market fund. Not possible?
You can just that there isn’t the 6.8% anymore it’s just the funds return of 3+%
adsense income is high! maybe your niche is finance not junk niche, that's why :)
Henlo are there any alternatives to the HSBC Revolution CC that you’d recommend? The bank is removing the 9x bonus points for contactless transactions from 15 july 😭
This !! Citi Rewards Credit Card Full Guide | 4mpd or 2.27% Cashback
ruclips.net/video/2kC6bdBWgxw/видео.html
Is your syfe account still active?
Still hold some shares there!
Love this and thanks for the detailed breakdown. Looking forward to more videos (:
Endownment plan is something like fixed deposit putting in the bank but higher yield?
may or may not be higher yield..
How do most of you guys still making profit? Even with the downturn of economy and ever increasing life standards
By earning more
Looking forward to the video u mentioned 😊
Thank you for sharing! very inspirational!
Amazing amount 11.000. Do you have to pay Wealth/capital gain tax in Singapore? In the Netherlands if I invest in ETF’s that are registered in Ireland I don’t have to pay dividend tax. Is that also the case in Singapore? Normal tax rate of dividends in the Netherlands is 15% dividend tax. For the S&P 500 it is VUSA. Last week I have sold all my position in VUSA and changed it to VWRL. It has 3600 companies in it world wide and I have two bond ETF’s VUTY and VEMT. Yes I only use vanguard ETF’s. I invest 90% in VWRL and 5% VUTY and 5% in VEMT. I will now slowly change it to 60% VWRL and 20% VUTY and 20% VEMT. I hope you have time to reply on the taxes of Singapore. I want to move to a country in Asia where there is no wealth/capital gain tax. And thinking about moving to Singapore.
There is a 30% dividend tax of US stocks in singapore
@@cd7gt725but if it is a Irish registered etf do you than pay 0%? Because Ireland has 0% dividend tax. And do you pay capital gains tax?
@@Mourik131 irish domiciled etfs will be charged 15% on dividend tax in singapore
@@Mourik131 There is no capital gain tax in Singapore
the expenses is not realistic, how does someone pay only $10 plus for groceries... unless youre living with parents...
I am LOL. And also because I have a lot of NTUC Vouchers. Everyone’s expenses is different, you can’t expect them to all be the same.
I did not get the full expected amount from my several endowment insurances when they matured. 😅
Yes, it is not guaranteed 🥹
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