Review: Standard Chartered Bonus$aver
What you need to know about the account before you sign up. Get 1.8% – 2.13% p.a. realistically on the first S$100,000 only if you’re willing to put your spend…
Critical Illness Coverage – Are Term or Whole Life Plans Better?
Which is better when you need life and critical illness insurance – BTIR or a whole life plan? A part of being financially savvy involves outsourcing your biggest (financial) risks…
Review: DBS Live Fresh Card
One of the most underrated cards in the market with 5% cashback. It’s an open secret that I’m always on the lookout for the best cashback cards, so when a…
What I Learnt from IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF MASTERS: Going Beyond #myfirsttrade
I spent my Saturday at an investment conference jointly organised by DollarsAndSense and InvestingNote, and this is what I learnt.The event had several notable speakers, particularly Terence Wong of Azure…
Goodbye CIMB, Here’s the next best Credit Cards in Singapore for 2019
Bad news for the cashback folks – several cashback cards have changed their terms in the last few months, and what used to be attractive is barely so anymore. Yes,…
Battle of the Cards: Travel (SingSaver)
Inspired by Avengers: Endgame, SingSaver is currently running a Battle of the Cards campaign to find out what’s the best travel, cashback and rewards card in Singapore. Here’s my take.…
My Review on MoneyOwl Investment Offerings
Singaporeans now have the option to invest in a low-cost and evidence-based investing approach, with a choice between 5 portfolios tailored to your risk appetite and future objectives. I was…
The (revamped) DBS Multiplier Account – Yay or Nay?
DBS has just announced several changes to their Multiplier account. What do these changes mean for you? For those unfamiliar with the DBS Multiplier account, you may refer to this…
Which Electricity Provider Should I Choose in this Open Electricity Market (OEM)?
If you’re still getting your electricity from SP Group, here’s a PSA: Time to switch, because you’ll get at least 20% in monthly savings right away (regardless of which plan…
Find out if a stock is profitable by using this
Here’s one of the key spreadsheets I use for analysing stocks: It makes a lot of the work easier, because all I need to do is to input the relevant…