The 1-year Singapore T-bill yield fell sharply while US stocks reached a record high This week, I had the opportunity to speak at a seminar at NTU on how news events influence the markets. During the session, a student asked me, “What can I do to get a headstart in achieving my financial goals?” For those of you who’ve spoken with me before, my answer remains the same: invest in yourself and build secondary income streams. If you’re unsure where to start, it’s worth looking at something safe. With the 1-year T-bill yield falling sharply to 2.71% this week, we’ll explore what this could mean for the upcoming 6-month T-bill auction on 24 October. Earlier, I mentioned that bond funds are worth considering if rates fall further. This week, we’ll take a closer look at the Fullerton Short Term Interest Rate Fund. For Singapore REIT investors, we’re diving into AIMS APAC REIT, which owns 28 industrial properties across Singapore and Australia, and...