Arigato, {{ first name | dear investor }},

If you're a parent in Singapore, you probably saw this piece of news from the National Day Rally.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced a major shift in how Singapore will support families raising children.

Under the new $62,000 SG Child Support Package, every Singaporean child will receive more sustained financial support throughout their growing years, regardless of birth order.

The new package includes:

And when combined with existing support such as the $5,000 MediSave Grant for Newborns and annual Edusave contributions, that's almost $70,000 in direct Government support from birth to age 17.

That's a pretty significant amount.

But there was ONE part of the announcement that immediately caught my investor brain!

Instead of receiving it all at once, parents will receive $2,000 every year from the time their child turns 1 until 16.

And I immediately started doing the maths...

What if a family doesn't need to spend all of that $2,000 today?

What if you invested it for your child instead?

And could that $2,000 eventually become...

Of course, I also know that's not realistic for every family.

For some parents, that $2,000 could make a genuine difference to groceries, childcare, enrichment classes and everyday expenses.

Maybe you can only afford to invest $50 a month.

Maybe you have $100–$200, but you're worried you might need the money again in five years.

Or perhaps you're financially comfortable and thinking:

“Could I use this opportunity to start building my child's university fund?”

These are three very different situations — and I don't think parents should approach them in the same way.

So I sat down, ran the numbers and put together a new guide:

I break down what I would personally consider for three different types of families, what kinds of ETFs I would look at depending on the timeframe, and what those seemingly small contributions could potentially become over the years.

👉 Read my $100K Growth Guide for Your Kid here

Whether you can start with $50 a month or $2,000 a year, I hope this guide changes the way you think about building your child's financial future.

Meanwhile, check out this 👇

He's calling it "10x bigger than the largest product in history."

The last time a claim that bold turned out to be true, the product was called the iPhone...

...and investors who owned Apple beforehand saw it run as high as 7,537%.

An analyst believes this launch could be bigger.

We just published a free briefing naming 3 stocks positioned for the launch.

Read it now, before the launch.

Arigato!

Chloe
Arigato Investor

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