Why It Is A Mistake To Delay Planning For Retirement
Many of us do not start thinking about planning for our retirement until we’re much older. However, this is a mistake because you need time for your plans to bear…
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A Comparison of Local Maternity Insurance Plans in Singapore
In my previous article, I wrote about how the most comprehensive maternity insurance plan you can possibly get in Singapore (which covers prenatal OB/GYN expenses, delivery costs and even NICU bills) do…
Here’s What You Can Save With NTUC’s 60th Birthday!
Read more here on why I feel it is well worth the membership, and how I use the benefits in my daily life!
Which is Singapore’s most comprehensive maternity insurance? (includes delivery and NICU bills)
When I was previously hospitalised in KKH during my first pregnancy at 24 weeks (after tumbling down an overhead bridge), the financial consultant there had advised me that if I…
Is It Worth Switching To SIM-Only Family Telco Plans?
Could a family telco plan be right for you? Read on to find out.
Cruise to Nowhere: Review of World Dream by Genting’s Dream Cruises
Is a Cruise to Nowhere worth it? Absolutely! At under $400 per pax, my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our 4D/3N stay on Genting’s World Dream cruise ship and would…
Teach Your Kids Good Financial Habits While Giving Pocket Money
With the rise in digital payments and online shopping, parents need to find new ways to educate their children about money – and at an earlier age, too. But how…
That “Child Thing” Cost vs. “Me Thing” Is Just Stupid – Having A Child Is More Than Just Costs
You’ve probably seen this on social media or received this in one of your chat groups recently. I wanted to comment because not only are the numbers inaccurate for Singapore’s…
A Guide To Investing For Your Children
How can parents in Singapore open a joint investment account for their child? If you’re thinking of exploring this as a way to manage your children’s investments while also teaching…
Home Renovation On A Budget – How We Reduced Costs
With our first home finally done and completed, I’ll be adding more posts on this topic over the coming months, so do keep a lookout for those! 2020 threw a…