Wan Hsin Hun, a Singaporean full-time investor, previously held positions as a business and markets journalist in regional private and global public companies, following a post as a government political analyst. He also held jobs delivering goods, manning the cash register, and serving food, aside from doing military service. Asset ownership and accumulation, the reinvestment of profits and cash flow, as well as sound personal finance, he says, are the key engines to wealth generation. He thinks the freedom to choose one’s time commitment, owing to greater financial freedom, is one of life’s greatest luxuries.
FFN: At what age did you get started in investing?
Wan: I started active equity investing at 30. Before that, my savings were in cash, insurance growth plans, and a small number of shares ...
Wan Hsin Hun, a Singaporean full-time investor, previously held positions as a business and markets journalist in regional private and global public companies, following a post as a government political analyst. He also held jobs delivering goods, manning the cash register, and serving food, aside from doing military service. Asset ownership and accumulation, the reinvestment of profits and cash flow, as well as sound personal finance, he says, are the key engines to wealth generation. He thinks the freedom to choose one’s time commitment, owing to greater financial freedom, is one of life’s greatest luxuries.
FFN: At what age did you get started in investing?
Wan: I started active equity investing at 30. Before that, my savings were in cash, insurance growth plans, and a small number of shares ...
