Just like anything and everything in life, there are usually many school of thoughts for the same thing. As usual, there is no right or wrong way, just the preferred way. Just take stock investing as an example, you can adopt Value Investing, Growth Investing, Momentum Investing or even Trading approach and all roads lead to Rome, as long as you know what you are doing.
Talking about stock investment, one area that many retail investors (including myself, initially) might faced with dilemma is whether to invest (in stocks) using their CPF Fund or not?
Personally, I do use my CPF Fund to invest in some counters with the intention of long term holding. I've shared my portfolio earlier and also received a number of advices/comments from the peer bloggers that it is better to leave our CPF Fund out of the investment since the current interest rate of 2.5% (for Ordinary Account) ...
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