How to legally reduce your income tax in Singapore (2023 edition)
Yes, it is possible for many middle-income earners to legally get away with paying zero taxes…that is, if you know how to be smart about it. I was recently interviewed…
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Cheaper GrabFood Delivery Options To Save Money
You can now choose between 99 cents delivery when you pre-order, or get up to 40% off with Saver delivery. Food delivery fees are getting more affordable, but only if…
The 4 Secrets of Savvy Consumers
Inflation is real, but we’re not all helpless. Here’s some savvy tips to help you stretch your dollars and beat inflation.
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 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…
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…
Young and in debt? An open letter to the young Singaporeans today
For all the young Singaporeans who actually WANT to have greater financial security and independence, this is for you.
Is GrabUnlimited Worth It?
This was the question I asked myself when I saw the notification in my app for Grab’s latest subscription plan. At $5.99 a month, how much savings can I get…