DBS POSB Retirement digiPortfolio review: Is it any good?
You may have heard of target date funds as the popular choice for retirement savers in the US. So, why are they not the default here? The new Retirement digiPortfolio…
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How to reach $100k by 30
Will saving money alone, or even more money each year, help you to cross the $100k by 30 financial milestone? How I hit mine, and how you can do the same.
Budget 2024 – changes to our personal finance strategies
There’s been a lot of news coverage about what Budget benefits you can get, so I won’t go into detail here, but I wanted to focus on the changes in…
What was Singapore’s most searched stocks and brands in 2023?
The top most searched stocks in Singapore were Singapore Airlines, OCBC and DBS Group respectively.
2023 Financial Review – $60,000 saved and other surprises
2023 was a year of surprises. I hit a new savings milestone ($60,000 in a year) and my investments turned the corner.
Get out of Thinkorswim now! Better brokerages for retail investors to consider
Online global brokerage TD Ameritrade used to be popular among Singapore investors, especially those who were introduced to it through various investment trainers or trading course providers. However, investors received…
Set Up An ETF RSP Now? Your Future Self Will Thank You
Here’s why I think a Regular Savings Plan (RSP) will be the one of the best moves you can make for your own financial future.
Using ETFs to Ride on Singapore’s Economic Growth
Are Singapore stocks dead?! As we celebrate National Day, I argue why many new retail investors are making the mistake of overlooking local investment opportunities. And as an investor living…
How to Invest Your SRS Funds Easily Through ETFs
Still sleeping on your SRS funds? This is your wake-up call to do something with them, or slowly watch its value erode especially in today’s high-interest rate environment. If you…
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.…