We have been in a bear market since March 2000.
Global shares led by the US are likely at or close to entering a new secular bull market according to Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP.
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We have been in a bear market since March 2000.
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I would like to opt out from receiving notifications (e.g. statements, transactions) via post. I prefer to receive only e-statements.
I would like to opt out from receiving notifications (e.g. statements, transactions) via post. I prefer to receive only e-statements.
FAQ: Why does my net invested fluctuate?
Last time I checked on my net invested amount it was above $200k but today it was lower. I have not withdrawn or made any transfer to my bank account recently. Why is that?
Last time I checked on my net invested amount it was above $200k but today it was lower. I have not withdrawn or made any transfer to my bank account recently. Why is that?
FAQ: Who is Navigator and what do they do?
Navigator is separate from dollarDEX and provides custodial services to clients of dollarDEX.
Navigator is separate from dollarDEX and provides custodial services to clients of dollarDEX.
FAQ: How to start VAP
Find out how to start investing using Value Averaging Plan.
Find out how to start investing using Value Averaging Plan.
FAQ: What is the CKA and how does it affect me?
Answers to frequently asked questions on the new CKA (Customer Knowledge Assessment).
Answers to frequently asked questions on the new CKA (Customer Knowledge Assessment).
FAQ: Are dividends re-invested or paid out?
All dividends are re-invested automatically but a payout is easily achieved by selling the new units.
All dividends are re-invested automatically but a payout is easily achieved by selling the new units.
FAQ: Can I invest monthly or regularly automatically?
Yes. Regular savings plans (RSPs) are a disciplined way to invest small amounts monthly (from $100).
Yes. Regular savings plans (RSPs) are a disciplined way to invest small amounts monthly (from $100).
FAQ: How do I get money in and out of dollarDEX?
There are many ways to pay for your investments but all withdrawals are done directly to your nominated bank account.
There are many ways to pay for your investments but all withdrawals are done directly to your nominated bank account.
FAQ: How do I invest with my CPF or SRS?
You must already have a single cash account at dollarDEX. If you only have a joint cash account you will need to open a single cash account (even though you may never actually use it) as CPF and SRS accounts cannot be joint.
The first time you want to invest with CPF (or SRS) select a fund as normal, then Invest, and on step 3 ("Select account") of the Invest screens, select "Create new account" for example "SGD Single OA" then click Continue.
Step 3 of Invest will show this icon at the top of the page: 
Continue with the Invest screens by following steps 4 to 6, which will ask you to enter your CPFIS (or SRS) account number. Subsequent payment is automatic.
Next time you invest with CPF (or SRS) our system will automatically use the account number you have entered.
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