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Cashback deal Did you know that you can get S$20 cashback if your friend signs up through your unique referral link and makes a total of S$200 investment within 30 days? To sweeten the deal, your friend gets S$20 too! How to refer In order to generate your unique referral …

A Guide to Investing with Funding Societies 2022

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So you have signed up on our platform and created an Investor account. What’s next? How do you start investing with Funding Societies? This article aims to provide an explanation of how the debt investment process works. First, Activate Your Account by Making a Deposit In order to successfully register …

Guaranteed Returns Investment: How Does It Work?

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Did you know that Funding Societies has an investment product called Guaranteed Returns Investments on our platform? It provides consistent, guaranteed returns, regardless of SME repayment status. What Are Guaranteed Returns Investments (GRI)? Our Guaranteed Returns Investments (GRI) Product is a micro financing instrument that, as its name suggests, delivers …

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SME Digital Financing Platform – What is Debt Investment?

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SME Digital Financing Platform With 226,000 enterprises in Singapore in 2020, there is great demand in the market for business loans, ranging from short to long term loan preferences. However, many Small and Medium Enterprises (“SMEs“) have a brief operational or credit history, yet seek faster loan disbursement rates and …

How To Maximise Your Debt Investments

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Maximising your Debt Investments By using the concept of compound interest, you can maximize your returns by reinvesting the repayments from your investments. Investors receive repayments in the form of a monthly or bullet basis depending on the product invested. Therefore you can compound your returns by reinvesting the repayments …

A Singaporean’s Guide to Debt investments with Funding Societies

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What is Debt investment? Debt investments is a type of debt-based funding enabled by digital platforms that connect borrowers with investors  without going through a traditional financial intermediary such as a bank. This concept will see investors lending to borrowers (i.e. SMEs) via the platform as a form of investment, …

How Diversification Can Help to Minimise Risks in Debt Investing

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One of the largest risks in investing in a debt investment platform like Funding Societies is the risk of a SME defaulting. Portfolio diversification by the means of investing into a good mix of deals on the platform could help investors to minimise this risk. For business term investments, a …

Investing into Property-backed Secured Investment

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Debt crowdfunding, commonly known as peer-to-peer (P2P) lending is an investment concept where individuals & institutions together invest in loans to SMEs and earn returns in the form of interests. Launched over 1.5 years ago after Business Term Loan Investment and Invoice Financing Investment, the Property-Backed Secured Investment provides a …

5 Things You Should Not Do When Investing On P2P Platforms

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Many investors may find Peer-to-Peer (P2P) investments attractive due to the benefits it provides such as higher interest rate returns and shorter tenors. However, first-time investors may find the process daunting especially if they are not yet familiar with the details of P2P investing. We have compiled a list of …

How Auto-Investing Fits Into A Busy Investors Strategy

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Investing in crowdfunding campaigns can be quite exciting. Investors would get a notification on when a crowdfunding campaign starts. Investors would then log in at the precise moment at which the campaign starts and input their investment. However, this can be quite frustrating for some busy investors who do not …