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How much can you REALLY save on GrabFood Saver Delivery?
Save up to 40% than what it would otherwise cost you, in exchange for a slightly longer wait time. I’ve been using this as my default option ever since it was launched!
How legit is Chocolate Finance’s 4.5% return?
At 4.5% p.a. guaranteed* return on your deposits, how legit is Chocolate Finance and how are they able to promise such a high yield when the banks can’t? Singaporeans rushed…
How I Plan To Get $5k Monthly From My CPF
You’ve seen my plan for building up my retirement income (here), and you’ve sent in the questions. In this article, I dive deeper into how I intend to get paid…
Using ETFs to Ride on Singapore’s Economic Growth
Are Singapore stocks dead?! As we celebrate National Day, I argue why many new retail investors are making the mistake of overlooking local investment opportunities. And as an investor living…
What is going on with Sabana REIT?
Things are getting messy at Sabana REIT (SGX:M1GU). Whether you are a shareholder trying to figure out which side to vote for in the upcoming EGM tomorrow (7 August) or…
GXS Bank is offering 3.48%! Should you rush to deposit?
When GXS Bank launched late last year, there was little incentive to sign up because the deposits were limited to only $5,000. However, now that GXS has raised the deposit…
How to Invest Your SRS Funds Easily Through ETFs
Still sleeping on your SRS funds? This is your wake-up call to do something with them, or slowly watch its value erode especially in today’s high-interest rate environment. If you…
What to invest your SRS funds in
If you had topped up your Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) at any point before to reduce your income taxes, you should note that your funds only earn measly 0.05% p.a.…
Save Money When Eating Out – A review of GrabFood Dine-in
As a savvy consumer, I tend to choose where to eat based on what discounts or promotions are available there and then for me to lower my bill. One of…
Why you may want to get riders on your Integrated Shield plan now
Now that cancer treatment costs will no longer be covered 100% in Singapore, the importance of having a supplementary rider for your hospitalisation plan is more crucial than ever before.…