Miles vs Cashback Cards – Which is better?
All my cashback aficionados raise up your hand.This is a challenge. An ultimate showdown. The one you’ve been waiting for (since it was first mentioned on 2 Nov in this post,…
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Countries with a lower GST than Singapore
Everyone’s fussing about the recent claims that there will be a GST hike soon, but I honestly think there’s no point overreacting. In case you’re not in the loop, DBS…
Review of Debtzilla (Singapore’s newest financial board game)
I’ve been raving about Wongamania being one of the best board games for learning about personal finance since 2015, so when my good friend Xeo invited me to try out their…
Review: Thoughts on the Revamped DBS Multiplier Account
Just a few months ago, I declared that for anyone who Spends less than $500 on your credit card in a month and / or Earns…
Better Alternatives to UOB Stash
Disclaimer: I loved UOB One, but nothing riles me up faster than a badly marketed financial product (okay fine, a badly marketed financial product through lifestyle influencers who mislead their…
How much can you earn as a Uber driver?
Ever wondered how much you’ll make if you quit your day job and turned to driving Uber (like Wolverine) instead? In 2015, I wrote about how I encountered a taxi…
Should I get a HDB or a bank loan?
In my last post, I promised to elaborate more on the common dilemma faced by most new homeowners: should you get a HDB or a bank loan? To put things…
DBS Be Your Own Boss (BYOB) IS more superior than OCBC 360
I’ve been receiving quite a number of enquiries regarding my previous post, where I highlighted DBS’ latest Be Your Own Boss promotion as an extremely good deal. Naturally, there were people…
Get 4% p.a. interest with DBS Be Your Own Boss (BYOB)!
Looking for a savings account that doesn’t require you to jump through too many hoops for higher interest? If you struggle to meet the $500 monthly spend requirement on your…
Best Fixed Deposit accounts in Singapore right now
For those new to investing and looking for a way to grow your money while taking as little risk as possible, you can first consider either high-yield bank saving accounts…