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You don’t have to spend money to impress anyone
The first step to getting your financial life in order is to acknowledge that you don't need to spend money you don't have to impress anyone. A few years ago,…
Financial resolutions to adopt in 2017
And so, another year has passed. We're now into a brand new cycle again, but really, what has changed? Or what will we change this year? On this road of…
2016: Did I Meet My Financial Goals for This Year?
With 2016 coming to a close, I decided to take a look at how I fared this year and whether I had met the financial goals I’d set for myself.…
Investing Stories: A tale of 3 telcos (or 4?)
I haven't checked the stock market in about 2 weeks. At festive / busy seasons like these, I'm always reminded of how important it is for me to remain an…
Asia Honeymoon Itinerary – Japan / Korea / Taiwan
TAIWAN HONEYMOON ITINERARY If you’re looking for a cheap but romantic destination in Asia, Taiwan is one of my favouritie countries to visit. I highly recommend visiting, and it is…
Would you hold a wedding without the sit-down banquet?
Went for my food tasting yesterday and I'm still dreaming about the food now! It was SO SO good?!? We're breaking wedding conventions by choosing NOT to hold our wedding…
How to avoid becoming a victim of Credit Cards // Guest Speaker at Credit Bureau
Speaking as a guest at the Credit Bureau later for an event to share about how not to become a victim of credit cards! I initially suggested talking about how…
What I’m Using to Book and Save on Attraction Tickets (Klook Review)
With 10 long weekends coming up in 2017, where’s the best place to go for a short (and ideally cheap) getaway? Work has been getting increasingly stressful for us this…
Be Careful of Sneaky Bank Charges
If we’re not careful about banking fees, we’ll be losing a lot more than we gain from the bank. I learnt this first-hand when I didn’t monitor a savings account…
Giving Your Parents Monthly Allowance? Get “Filial Piety” Tax Rebates By Using This Method Instead!
Like most Asian children, I’ve been giving my parents $200 each every month. This is usually done through monthly bank transfers, but recently I made a change by giving my parents…