I have just received a PM from krafty. However it also made me none the wiser.
Not to put anyone down, but what is best is to get it directly from the horses' mouth. Give me the questions to ask and I will try and get the answers.
I have just received a PM from krafty. However it also made me none the wiser.
Not to put anyone down, but what is best is to get it directly from the horses' mouth. Give me the questions to ask and I will try and get the answers.
This thread nothing to do with investment. By now you should have guessed what is going on.
Just so that we do not forget the key takeways of this thread
- TS knows someone who has millions
- the millionaire is his friend
- they discussed investments
- the discussion took place at the ultra elite Tanglin Club
- rich people invest in gold bonds
- friend's institution promised 6% reutrn annually
- promise is not the same as guarantee
- this bank is the first bank to make a promise
- the promise was in Aug but the post was made yesterday
- the bank that made the promise is DBS
- tomolo we wait.
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To sum up what has been going on .....
Ok, where to park your money that gives the best ROI with the lowest risks.
Risk and reward are joined at the hip.
Ok, where to park your money that gives the best ROI with the lowest risks.
Can PM me the details and I check with my Treasures relationship mgr.
I did that yesterday and she told me that she cannot find any info regarding a gold indexed fund that has promised a 6% return either now or at any time during her tenure.
The mystery deepens.
There are some investment instruments that are not offered to Treasures clients but available to those in private banking. Maybe this guy knows something but isnt saying.
What private banking are you talking about?
Folks higher up the ladder than those in Treasures. Your RM can expand.
No such a thing.
Private banking are for high worth individuals.
Yah thats right. Those with ballpark figure of about 1.5M to invest.
This is true for Citibank, of which I'm a member of its premier club. Never hear of such a thing for DBS though.
This is true for Citibank, of which I'm a member of its premier club. Never hear of such a thing for DBS though.