RSS Plans: a super simple method to kickstart your investment journey
I often get emails from readers telling me that they would like to invest in stocks after having read my blog, but are too afraid to start because they don’t…
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5 Investment Lessons That I’ve Learned In My Personal Investing Journey
If I could distill my time and experience in investing into 5 key lessons that I’ve learned, they would be: 1. Time in the market is more important than timing…
How to Invest in Dividend Stocks Without Getting Burnt
How can you invest in high dividend stocks without getting burnt? Let’s admit it, who wouldn’t want a stock that pays you high dividends every year (or quarter)? It sounds…
2018 Reflections – $50k Saved, Net Worth, Investments, and the way forward
2018 was the year my life changed forever, as I got pregnant and gave birth to my firstborn within this year. Hello baby Nate! Once you have a life you’re…
My Review of the 2.7% T2023-S$ Temasek Bonds
I wasn’t going to write about the latest Temasek bonds offering, but have been receiving so many PMs from friends and readers alike about it so I thought I’ll just…
An Open Letter to the Insurance Agent(s)
(A letter to all the insurance agents I’ve ever encountered and what I wish I could tell them.) Dear insurance agent(s), Please stop hounding us at MRT stations and bus…
The “Worst” Parents In The World
Sometimes when you give your children your all (leaving barely anything for yourself), this act of love may end up becoming their biggest burden later on in life. I absolutely…
Review of Cryptocurrency – The Board Game (Kickstarter)
If you’ve ever wondered about the cryptocurrency world, or how to teach the concept to a newbie, there’s now a new game in the market to help you. Developed by…
Would you give up on your own retirement plan to fund your child’s education? I wouldn’t!
Would you give up on your own retirement plan to fund your child’s education? Apparently, 90% of Singaporean parents would. I belong to the 10% who will NOT, but before…
Dr Wealth: Factor-Based Investing Course (FBIC) Review
What I like about Dr Wealth’s courses are that they delve a lot into academic research and market backtesting of strategies before they basically come up with their own formulas…