Waching daily Jun 30 2017

You're part of the Stanford community

an extraordinary group of people known for

innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit.

You come from all over the world

bringing your unique traditions

and life experiences with you.

At college, you have an incredible opportunity

to develop your skills, meet new friends,

broaden your network, discover your career

and find your passion.

At Stanford, you'll also find a thriving

community of people committed to

making the world a better place.

So how can you use your intelligence, talent,

creativity, and pioneering energy

to improve the lives of others?

Cardinal Service is Stanford's commitment

to inspire and prepare students to create

a more just and sustainable world.

Cardinal Service helps you engage with the world

to bring about real, positive change.

Cardinal Service has four main components:

Cardinal Quarter, Cardinal Courses,

Cardinal Commitment, and Cardinal Careers.

Maybe you're interested in designing

earth-friendly energy solutions,

or working for an elected official, or

bringing health services to underserved communities.

Through Cardinal Quarter, you can spend a summer

working full-time in public service,

at home or abroad, with Stanford support.

Maybe you want to work with faculty or community leaders

to tackle human rights issues, or

study the role of philanthropy in our society,

or use technology for social good.

Enrolling in a Cardinal Course helps you

apply your classroom knowledge

to solve real-world problems.

Maybe you're passionate about

mentoring young people in your community,

or advocating for housing,

or developing your community leadership skills.

Through Cardinal Commitment, you can make

and sustain a commitment to a

service program or organization.

And when the time comes to leave Stanford

you can Wacky Walk into a Cardinal Career

in public service or integrate service into any career.

No matter what you're interested in

there's a way to integrate Cardinal Service

into your life at Stanford.

Declare a major, AND a mission.

To get involved, visit Cardinal Service online

or meet with an advisor at the

Haas Center for Public Service.

For more infomation >> What is Cardinal Service? - Duration: 2:41.

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Bitcoin price: Is it possible to reach $1,000,000 ? - Duration: 3:21.

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#5 Part 3 - Is it wise to park most of my cash in a flexi loan account? - Duration: 2:19.

Now I have another question from Wai Yi who is from PJ

He asked: "I parked most of my cash in Flexi loan account,

Is that a wise strategy to do?" My answer is yes and no.

Now assuming the effective interest rate of the loan now is 4.5%.

My answer is yes.

It is a good strategy to do if Wei Yi, you can't find an investment opportunity

that can give you a return more than 6%, which is like 1.5% higher than your effective interest rate.

Because to get 4.5%

interest rate saving is also still better than the return that you're getting from your fixed deposit which is only 3.5%

Honestly, I think that no opportunity to get the return higher than 6% is not a good excuse.

For us who is determined to grow our money,

to achieve our financial freedom, we must continue to learn, must continue to find opportunity to get higher return.

I believe opportunity is there for someone who is

very serious to get the return about 7 to 9% annualised return. So my real answer to this question is that

is NO.

Putting money or putting cash in your flexible loan account is not a wise strategy