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I've Invested $40 BILLION++, Here Are The BIGGEST MISTAKES to AVOID.

Ep. 508

Using the "RULE OF 72" to DOUBLE your money every 10 years?? Is it REALLY "safe" to invest my CPF money?? And why you SHOULD invest as a COUPLE???


In this episode, Samuel Rhee (Co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Endowus) EXPOSES UNETHICAL FINANCIAL ADVISORS, and gives PRACTICAL TIPS on how to invest for different stages of life!


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DISCLAIMER: This podcast was edited from a live recording on 30 Jan 2026. ⁠This podcast's content and its related advertisements have not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This is a paid partnership with Endowus. All investments involve risk, and this podcast episode should not be taken as personal financial advice.

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