US withholding tax we all kena, but since u invest in SGD, are you subjected to any withholding tax by MAS or SASG on the profits made since u are a malaysian?

No tax by Singapore government.

I have been putting in money (RM1000) weekly since April.

SA is part of my diversification and gonna ride it for at least 3 years lor

/k celery only 20k la. where got 100k haha

You have both Stashaway MY and SG? I am slowly moving some funds into Stashaway, currently my biggest investment vehicle is ASNB.

Just pick either Stashaway MY or SG. No need for both.

20%?
Do u mean by right full force u able to invest RM240 per week?
Since u keep 20% buffer, mean 200*20%=40

Is basically the same thing. If is me, I will pick SASG.
1. Faster transaction

Money put into SAMY can be used to divert to SASG.

I invested rm400

Been on negative region for past 1 week
36% risk

Am I doing something Wrong here

imo nothing can be as liquid as liquid cash, period.

It will take at least a couple working hours, if not days, for SA to send the money to you upon withdrawal.

for SGD account, 2.2% p.a. is considered high already, maybe its worth it after all? depends on individual.

How often do you guys use recurring deposit? Is it better to do once a month at RM500 or once ever 2 weeks at RM 250? What's the pros and cons of these two options?

Btw I just started stashaway about a month ago, deposited RM500 on 16 October then another RM500 on 4th November at 36% risk index... so far only getting RM18.7 total returns (2.52% money weighted return/2.66 time weighted return) which seems kinda low.

Is it better to lower my risk index to get consistent higher returns or just stay at 36%?

Still new to stashaway and any tips or advice is appreciated.

Just a heads up
Market is tanking hard because of coronavirus.

My 6% portfolio is at 1% return since last year. Probably better off putting it in FD. Nothing is safe at the moment, even gold is crashing. I'm going to hold on to my cash & wait for a while. If this turns into a bear like it did in 2008, then it's going to keep crashing for many months. Plenty of time to get in.

Bonds were not doing that great last year. And it was affected by last week's drop as well.

Now good time to enter?