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The problem with reading investment books – 401(k) plan
By Miss Niao's Financial Journey (and other random stuff)  •  September 20, 2017
I have a big problem when it comes to reading investment books. More often than not, the books are written by authors from the USA and many of them include the option of using the 401(k) as a tool to improve their finances, as like what a typical Singaporean would do with her CPF system. It is such a pain because I don’t know what are the actual benefits of the 401(k) and the limitations of it. I also can’t relate to the tips that the books are trying to convey no matter how many times I read it, and because of this, the usefulness of the books isn’t 100% brought out. Thus, the birth of this post. I’m done with this. And since Miss Niao has quite a few readers from the US, I hope that this post would benefit them as well. I will also be doing a ......
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10 facts about me! I love point forms, they are so easy for the mind to digest. 1) I’m 27 this year. 2) I’m an Electrical Engineer! (you can trust me :p) 3) My blog’s link is Miss Niao because BF always says that I’m a penny pincher. I would prefer that I be addressed as “financially savvy” ...
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