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The Different Money Habits of Middle vs. Rich People in Singapore
Ever since my article went viral, some readers have also written in to share about how their peers laugh at them when they are trying to save, and how sometimes it affects…
Responses From “How I Saved $20,000 A Year”
My friends have just informed me that my article was featured on The Real Singapore yesterday, so I went to check it out. Some of the comments really amused me, so…
Guys, Are You Spending Too Much On Dating Singaporean Girls?
Are you spending too much money on dating girls? A friend shared this post with me this morning: “Female, 28, Looking for Expensive Boyfriend”. A number of male readers who have…
How To Save On Groceries
One reader emailed me asking for advice on cutting down food expenses, as she found even homecooked meals expensive sometimes after you factor in the cost of groceries. So here…
The Balance Between Enjoying Life & Saving in Singapore
How to save and still live a fulfilling life?Many people are under the mistaken impression that saving = not having a life. One reader commented this previously: “Hi I am…
Who Is Budget Babe?
Budget Babe is an ordinary lady striving to achieve financial freedom in Singapore before the age of 45. She is always looking for cost-effective ways to live a fulfilling life…
How To Save $20,000 in 2015
I’ve been getting a lot of comments and emails from you guys recently, with many of you telling me your new year resolution would be to Save $20,000 in a…
Top Beauty Traps (Almost) Everyone Falls For
The beauty industry is amazing…at tricking consumers to buy their stuff.That was my thought when I walked past the newly-opened World’s Largest Etude House Flagship Store at Orchard Wisma Atria this week. It…
Did Gushcloud Just Spend $26,000 on a Poor Response to the Xiaxue Saga?
Have you guys been following the Gushcloud vs. Xiaxue saga which erupted recently this Christmas? I’ve been keeping myself up-to-date with the whole issue, and you gotta admit, it is…
7 Areas to Start Saving Money in Singapore
Previously, I wrote about how I saved $20,000 in a year and had a few readers try to calculate the accumulation given a monthly take-home pay of $2,000. I achieved it in…