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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.…
Which credit card should I use ah?
Raise your hand if you’ve a problem with figuring out which card is best to swipe for each transaction for maximum rewards. With Max MRS, you can now manually look…
Relocating to Singapore soon? You can now open a bank account online.
Previously, foreigners had to be physically present in Singapore in order to open a bank account. This typically took weeks and often, an additional trip in advance, just to produce…
Where to park your savings in 2023?
Ever since the Fed started to raise interest rates, many of us have been shuffling our cash between various options – including fixed deposits, treasury bills and short-term endowment plans…
How to find high-dividend stocks in Singapore
Investors of the Astrea IV PE bonds have enjoyed a 4.35% p.a. interest in the last 5 years. Now that the bonds have been fully redeemed, what are some other…
Are you sure you can afford critical illness?
Over the past few months, the government’s policy changes to healthcare and hospitalisation have shown that we can no longer rely on our Integrated Shield Plan alone to cover us…
Common Insurance Mistakes That Most Singaporeans Make
How many of these are you guilty of? The first mistake is often observed among young working adults and singles, as most of us tend to think we are invincible…
Do you know your own investment strategy?
If you’re looking at losses in your investment portfolio and feeling like you’ve been running around headless all this time, it might be worth going back to the beginning and…