I’m not a Singaporean citizen, so I’m not entitled to receive the Assurance Package payout. But if I were eligible, I’d definitely put that money to work rather than spend it. To me, even a small sum like S$600 can grow meaningfully over time if invested wisely — it’s all about mindset and consistency.

If I received the payout, I’d likely allocate it toward investments such as S-REITs, T-bills, or even add to my existing ETF portfolio. These options strike a good balance between stability and steady returns, especially in today’s uncertain environment. The goal would be to turn a one-off payout into a small but growing income stream.

That said, I’d also view it as an opportunity to practice disciplined investing — treating it not as “free money” but as capital that deserves thoughtful allocation. After all, building wealth starts with how we manage every dollar, no matter how small.

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# Free Cash Is Coming This December: What Will You Do With Yours?

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