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Food Ideas for Gestational Diabetes: What to Eat If You Have GD
What my friends and I ate during pregnancy after we got diagnosed with gestational diabetes. Just failed your OGTT? If you’ve been told by your gynae that you have gestational…
4 Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Invest
Before you start your investing journey proper, I always tell my readers that there are 4 key questions they’ve to ask themselves first: Image credits 1. How much BUDGET do…
Are Stock Mailing Lists Worth It?
For time-pressed investors who are looking for stock ideas, with sufficient capital to take action. Source credits A common question I often get is how and where I get my…
Are you paying too much for formula milk powder?
Insights into the milk powder industry and why I switched Nate to a wallet-friendly brand with higher quality and value. Readers who have been following my parenthood journey from Nate’s…
What does the Trade War mean for your portfolio?
Join us tomorrow (online) as we discuss the implications of the US-China trade war and its implications on the stock market. In this webinar, we will look into what happened…
Are Resale Endowment Policies (REPs®) A Good Investment?
Resale endowment policies as an investment option – higher returns in a shorter duration. Thanks to several financial advisors on Seedly, I recently found out that a secondary market for…
Here’s how to “game” your credit cards / banks for bonus cashback, interest or even miles!
If you’ve ever wondered how the banking/credit cards system works, here’s an overview so you can learn how to game it to your benefit! How exactly do the credit card…
The Pros and Cons of Investment-Linked Policies (ILPs)
I’ve previously written on why I cancelled my investment-linked policy (ILP), and provided another reason based on the way allocations are seemingly done in ILPs. Since then, I’ve only been…
Review: Standard Chartered Bonus$aver
What you need to know about the account before you sign up. Get 1.8% – 2.13% p.a. realistically on the first S$100,000 only if you’re willing to put your spend…
Critical Illness Coverage – Are Term or Whole Life Plans Better?
Which is better when you need life and critical illness insurance – BTIR or a whole life plan? A part of being financially savvy involves outsourcing your biggest (financial) risks…