Originally Posted by Unregistered

Started working since 15 years old at Macdonalds. Gave tuition at 17. During Poly, invested and got my first pot of $8000 through FX trading. Got into OCS, went into CBRE, salary of approx $1400 a month, save up at least half every month. Bought blue chip stocks during the recession in 2009. I rejected SMU, NUS and went into SIM UOL due to time flexibility. became a Financial Consultant for Great Eastern. I managed to hit Million Dollar Round Table during the final year of Uni. Now I have 10 financial consultants under me.

Currently invested 60% in Blue Chip dividend Shares, 20% in FX, 10% in Bonds and 10% in Unit Trust.

Being street smart is the key to success. Studying hard and getting good grades can only get you a good job, but a job is not a career and it does not bring you to greater heights. You only get trapped in the cycle of poverty in Singapore.