The Challenge with Personal Finance Today
Managing one’s personal finances today looks very different from what it used to be for our parents’ generation. No wonder more people are falling behind and are unable to get…
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2022 Financial Review – A Challenging Year
Phew, what a year 2022 has been! As it comes to an end, this is my annual review of my finances to check where we are now and ensure that…
Stop Working So Hard For High Savings Interest – Just Open CIMB StarSaver
If you’ve always wondered why we, as consumers have to jump through so many hoops just to earn a high interest rate on our savings, you aren’t alone. In fact,…
Which is the BEST Child Development Account (CDA) to Open? (2022 Update)
What a difference a year makes! It has been only 1 year since I last revised my article on Baby Bonus benefits and a comparison of which Child Development Account (CDA)…
Capital-guaranteed and low-risk options for savers in 2022
If you’re still earning anything less than 1% on your cash, it is time to wake up and do something…before rising inflation erodes the value of your dollars any further.…
Are the DBS digiPortfolio latest offerings worth investing in?
When DBS launched digiPortfolio in 2019, it shook up the entire market for its low starting capital and management fees (which was almost unheard of among banks at that time).…
Beat Inflation with these hacks!
When inflation hits and you’re seeing your expenses go up as a result, what do you do? Do you: I’m the type of person who falls into the third category,…
Is it worth investing in Singapore Treasury Bills (T-Bills) in 2022?
So it seems like everyone around you has been talking about SGS Bonds and T-bills lately. What are they, and should you follow the crowd who have invested their savings…
What’s the Best Rate for Home Loans Today?
Your home loan is generally the largest among your fixed expenses each month. Make sure you lock in the best home loan at the best rates so that you don’t…
Trust Bank Review: Get $170 in 15 minutes
Go get $170 of generous sign-up perks for yourself and your family first (while it lasts), then decide whether sticking around with the credit card / savings account makes sense…