Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

Which collectibles don’t suffer in higher-inflation regimes? Many have become lucrative in recent years but only some are good hedges against inflation.

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Nannette Hechler-Fayd’herbe, Chief Investment Officer for the EMEA region and Global Head Economics & Research of Credit Suisse.

Highlights of the conversation:

02:04 Collectibles not just for the wealthy

03:30 Impact of inflation on collectibles

06:35 Importance of categorisation; some categories don’t respond to inflation

11:23 Invest for passion or profits? 

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

Rare and collectible cars are growing in value, with indices in an all-time high territory. But can you actually make money off of your ‘old jalopy’ and are cars good hedges against inflation?

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Julian Kho, editor at Sgcarmart.

Highlights: 

01:38 Investing in cars a double edged sword

04:40 Trends in the space: modern classics taking off

06:39 What investors can do to maintain value of car

09:57 Do NOT drive your investment; mint condition is key

12:06 What exactly to invest in

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

Which wealth management models are outdated and how can the mass affluent ‘move with the times’ and get the proper advice we deserve? Correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Adam Reynolds, CEO, Saxo Markets Singapore to find out.

Highlights of the conversation: 

01:29 Which wealth management models are obsolete?

04:21 Why an individualised plan is important

05:16 How feasible the ‘individualised’ model is

08:08 Drawbacks of robo advisors

09:55 Outlook for 2H 2022

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

The art market consistently returns 7.6% to investors and contemporary art investments have outperformed the S&P 500 over the last 25 years. But investing in fine art carries big risks. Artwork does not generate any ongoing cash flows, like interest payments or dividends. So is art investing now a good hedge against inflation?

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Wendy Fang and Yi Ziwei, specialists, 20th & 21st Century Art Department, Christie’s Asia Pacific 

Highlights of the conversation: 

01:51 Why art investing is challenging

02:51 Major trends in art investing

07:44 Blue chip art and artists

09:24 Fractional art investing

11:48 NFTs the most lucrative?

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

Studies have shown over and over again that actively managed funds almost always underperform passive investments in the long run. In this episode, we’ll try to settle the long debated argument of ETFs vs Mutual Funds, although we’re well aware there’s no straightforward solution to this and joining us with his insights: Samuel Rhee, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Endowus.

Highlights of the conversation: 

01:38 Important differences between ETFs and mutual funds

05:36 Why accessibility and income generation the most important factors

08:00 Have macro factors changed the game?

10:29 Not a zero sum game between competing products

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Ashli Koe and Raphael Ng, fund managers, Salzworth Asset Management.

Highlights of the conversation: 

02:15 Misconceptions about FX trading

04:13 Tips for newbie forex traders

09:30 Past performance doesn’t guarantee future returns

11:29 Tips for experienced forex traders

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

The pandemic, current market conditions of sky high inflation, geopolitical tensions and supply chain issues have decimated many people's savings and a demographic particularly affected is the sandwich class: adults who have to care for dependent children and ageing parents, usually at the expense of their own financial health. How can they revitalise their retirement savings?

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Elson Goh, head of Asia portfolio management, St James Place. 

Highlights of the conversation: 

02:15 Financial achievements of Gen S affected by supporting parents

05:45 Factors affecting value of money and savings

07:40 How to hedge against inflation: beware cash drag

09:00 Know your risk appetite and diversify

11:00 Equities a key driver to long term growth

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

After a very rocky May 2022 of trading, the cryptocurrency market ended on a high note. But, the crypto market environment will likely remain challenging in June 2022.

Cryptocurrency prices have been under major pressure since the beginning of 2022. So how can you navigate this environment and should you even go in now?

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim gets comments from Wayne Huang, CEO and co-founder of XREX and Sten Ivan, Head of Growth, Hodlnaut.

Highlights of the conversation: 

03:59 Why institutional investors are pressing on with crypto

05:24 The impact on retail investors and what to do

10:00 Crypto still a viable investment, if you know what you’re doing

11:27 How much to put in and why

12:52 Regulation is on its way 

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

Decentralized finance or DeFi can be thought of as open source finance which is truly owned by no one. And it has been known to give returns of up to 20-30%! But to truly understand what you’re investing in and make big money requires effort at this nascent stage.

For more insights correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Kenneth Lou, co-founder and CEO of Seedly.

Highlights of the conversation: 

02:42 Basic premise of DeFi and DeFi vs TradFi

03:38 How to get ahead in DeFi’s current nascent early stage

06:37 How to identify lucrative DeFi projects to invest in

08:25 Is DeFi underpriced or overpriced?

09:25 The volatile nature of decentralised applications

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Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Business Times breaks down useful financial tips.

Thanks to the current environment, millennial and Gen-Z investors - projected to inherit US$48 trillion of wealth over the next 25 years, are facing the daunting challenge of securing their own retirements. So what can this generation do and how would understanding their behaviour make institutions better able to cater to their needs?

For more insights, correspondent Howie Lim speaks to Carol Fong, Group CEO of CGS-CIMB Securities.

Highlights of the conversation: 

01:12 Why millennials are behind other generations in retirement savings

04:17 Why millennials eschew ‘traditional’ advisors

06:30 Top 5 tips for millennials to jumpstart their retirement savings

09:45 Why just relying on advice from social media is risky

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