A group of financial commentators and experts from The Sunday Times and DBS Bank will be on hand at the second The Sunday Times Invest Seminar, to be held on March 23.

They will debate the question of where investors should park their money at a time when inflation in Singapore is still rising and stock markets are strong.

Tough cooling measures have left a chilling effect on the property market but will prices still rise?

The speakers will include DBS Private Bank chief investment officer Lim Say Boon who will discuss how to position your investment for the next few years, given that the advanced economies are growing at an anaemic rate.

The Straits Times Money Editor Lee Su Shyan tackles whether property investments are still worth a shot while Deputy Money Editor Dennis Chan will share his take on what kind of stock portfolio to build this year to get the most out of the stock market.

The event will be held at Stamford Ballroom, Fairmont Singapore from 9am to 2pm. Sign up at http://pbp.sph.com.sg/sutinvest2013 before March 17. Preferential price for DBS / POSB Cardmembers is $40 per person and $60 for other credit card holders.